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Edge-Dwelling: A Social Ecology For Our Time

December 15, 2020January 10, 2014 by Dianne Monroe

I’m an Edge-dweller. It’s not something I signed up for, or studied. It’s simply what I am. Over the past several years, I’ve begun to understand this as a specific way of being – and that this way of being may be intertwined with these edge times in which we live.

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The Schizophrenic Society

December 15, 2020January 10, 2014 by Roger Boyd

Lost in a make believe world while we destroy the real one.

Categories Society Tags Complex Societies, Denial, environmental threats, limits to growth, neoliberal ideology 1 Comment

Green Bans, Red Unions: Review

December 15, 2020January 10, 2014 by Camille Barbagallo

Considering the depth of opposition and the potential for such movements to intervene into ongoing debates about fuel poverty and sustainable economic development, it is useful to pause and consider what and who might actually be able to stop fracking.

Categories Society Tags environmental activism, history of social movements, labor unions, social movements Leave a comment

Inside the Rise of the Tiny House Movement

December 15, 2020January 9, 2014 by Cat Johnson

How small could you go when it comes to home? 500 square feet? 250 feet? 100 feet? For Jay Shafer, less is definitely more.

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Hope in the Face of Disaster – Creating a sustainable, viable, future path for civilisation

December 15, 2020January 9, 2014 by John Sharry

This paper explores the many crises that civilisation and humanity will face over the coming decades, it proposes a central cause to these crises. Some constructive choices that individuals, communities and nations could yet make are outlined.

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2030 is the New 2012

December 15, 2020January 9, 2014 by John Michael Greer

Last week’s discussion of failed predictions in the peak oil movement inevitably touched on the latest round of claims that the world as we know it is going to come to a full stop sometime very soon.

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Alternative horizons – understanding Occupy’s politics

December 15, 2020January 8, 2014 by R.C. Smith

For us, the misunderstanding of Occupy-style politics concerns the criteria by which Occupy-style movements are measured.

Categories Society Tags Occupy, participatory democracy, social movements Leave a comment

Majority Voting is Inadequate

December 15, 2020January 8, 2014 by Marcin Gerwin

There is no justification for majority rule.

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COUNTDOWN: Slowing Population Growth Our Last, Best Hope for a Future on Earth

December 15, 2020January 7, 2014 by Terrence McNally

Alan Weisman answers questions on his new book. Weisman traveled to 21 countries asking politicians, scientists, family planning specialists, doctors, and religious leaders, crucial questions about how we can successfully deal with the size of human population.

Categories Society Tags Population, population growth, resource limits, Women Leave a comment

The Golden Age of the Map

December 15, 2020January 7, 2014 by Jo Guldi

Never before, not when Ortelius began collecting the images of the New World in his Antwerp workshop, not during the explosion of maps for railway tourists in the nineteenth century, did so many maps fly around the world so quickly.

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The 5 factors that will enable Transition to scale up

December 15, 2020January 6, 2014 by Rob Hopkins

Our theme for January is ‘Scaling Up’. There is no route map to a powered-down, resilient future. No-one has done this before.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Society Tags scaling up, Transition movement Leave a comment

Superficial Giving while Ignoring Real World Truths

December 15, 2020January 6, 2014 by Roger Boyd

Does charitable giving serve to give us an easy way out of having to ask why certain people and countries need our charity while others do not?

Categories Society Tags developing world, economic growth Leave a comment
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