Smile For The Aliens
How will people cope when some of their most cherished beliefs have to face a cage match with reality, and come out second best?
How will people cope when some of their most cherished beliefs have to face a cage match with reality, and come out second best?
At its root, the Distributist movement sought a practical, community-oriented alternative to the inequality of capitalism and the bureaucracy of socialism.
In the south of Spain, the street is the collective living room.
I see celebration as one of those things that nourishes us psychologically, emotionally, spiritually. I was thinking about this also in terms of how important celebration is in keeping us going.
The more I found out about co-production, the more excited I became about it, and the more I saw how it could make a big difference…
Introducing Barcelona’s movement for a new metropolitan democracy.
Futurefarmers is a diverse group of practitioners: artists, researchers, designers, architects, scientists and farmers.
Transition Streets brings together small groups of neighbors and supports them in taking effective, practical, money-saving and carbon reduction actions.
Ever since I wrote a book about Occupy Wall Street, I’ve often found myself on the receiving end of people asking, “What happened to Occupy, anyway?”
You can see big changes happening across North America as communities from Fairbanks to St. Petersburg transform their streets into appealing places for people, not just cars and trucks.
Arnold Toynbee, whose magisterial writings on history have been a recurring source of inspiration for this blog, has pointed out an intriguing difference between the way civilizations rise and the way they fall.
Iraq, Syria, Nigeria, South Sudan, Ukraine, the East and South China Seas: wherever you look, the world is aflame with new or intensifying conflicts.