By James Alexander Arnfinsen, Levevei
Countless examples suggest that cooperation and care for others is an important part of human culture and that often self interest and common interests are aligned and not opposed.
By David Bollier, David Bollier blog
I'm happy to announce that a new collection of essays that I've co-edited with John Clippinger, executive director of ID3, has been published. It's called From Bitcoin to Burning Man and Beyond.
By David Bollier, David Bollier blog
The proposed privatization of the grand public theater in Rome, Teatro Valle, has been defeated...
By David Bollier, David Bollier blog
The overriding challenge for our time – as outlined in our three previous CSRwire essays – is for human societies to develop new ways of interacting with nature and organizing our economic and social lives.
By Tom O'Connell, Julie Ristau, On The Commons
What do we really want our communities to look like?
By Kevin Carson, Center for a Stateless Society
Both the conventional “privatization” and “state regulation” approaches amount, when all the legal fictions are stripped away, of substituting the judgment of managers working for some absentee central authority for that of users.