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The Thermodynamics of Empire. STONELEIGH: "The thermodynamics of empire is an underlying theme in Homer-Dixon’s discourse, particularly in relation to ancient Rome, although parallels are drawn with the present day.
In a standard dominance hierarchy--as can be seen in all of our ape relatives (yes, even in bonobos)--a few individuals dominate the many. In a system of reverse dominance, however, the many act in unison to deflate the ego of anyone who tries, even in an incipient way, to dominate them. According to Boehm, hunter-gatherers are continuously ...
Description. A concept of Immanuel Kant, explained by Keith Hart: "Shortly before, Kant wrote Perpetual peace: a philosophical sketch. The last quarter of the 18th century saw its own share of ‘globalisation’ – the American and French revolutions, the rise of British industry and the international movement to abolish slavery.
San Pisith is a Buddhist Monk and an Early Stage Researcher at Ragnar Nurkse Department of Innovation and Governance. He has joined the Cosmolocalism project since September 2019 to pursue a Ph.D. at TalTech, Estonia. His Ph.D. thesis focuses on Buddhist Economics, Buddhist Governance, Commons, and Happiness and Public Purpose.
- Res Nullius
- Res Communes
- Res Publicae
- Res Universitatis
- Res Divini Juris
things that are unowned or have simply not yet been appropriated by anyone. ‘Unsettled' land, traditional knowledge, herbal and medicinal plants and agricultural seeds and human DNA have all been treated as res nullius, ‘the common heritage of humanity' open to appropriation by others – queens, governments and corporations. The establishment of bot...
things open to all by their nature, such as oceans and the fish in them or the air. This is the understanding of the commons promoted and vilified by Garrett Hardin. It is closer to the truth to say that historically the commons has been a limited-access space managed by a distinct community according to its social norms, which excluded individual ...
things that are publicly owned and made open to the public by law. This includes parks, roads, harbours, bridges and rivers. Res publicae are public spaces rather than wilderness. There is open access, but one is expected to behave according to social norms and laws.
things owned by a public group in its corporate capacity. The standard ‘owner' for the Roman res universitatis was a municipality, but both private (churches, universities, hospitals) and public (villages, fishing communities) groups could own property in common, including lands or other income-producing property. Such limited common property regim...
things ‘unownable' (of divine jurisdiction) because of their divine or sacred status. For many people, this would include seeds, plants, traditional knowledge, and even land. Obviously all this depends on your attitude and the cultural context. All of the categories identified above are forms of ‘public' property as opposed to what capitalist marke...
Description. From an interview with the author: Question: What is the concept of “cool mobilization”? Answer: Like hot causes, cool mobilization activates emotion and enables the formation of new identities, but it does so by engaging audiences in new behaviors and new experiences that are improvisational and insurgent.
The Idealistic mentality is a synthesis of Ideational and Sensate elements with Ideational predominating. It combines the best of the other two mentalities with the addition of reason as a way to knowledge. In the Idealistic view, reason is a sort of apex in an epistemological triangle with faith and sensory observation at the lower points.
