Democracy Rising 22: Deliberation and the Promise of Place

By Susan Clark, Resilience.org

The good news is that when place-based wisdom informs local solutions, the solutions are all the more sustainable.

The place and (place-ness) of Occupy, ten years on

By Russell Arben Fox, In media res

[T}he legacy of Occupy Wall Street was "something that touches our deepest spiritual yearning," in a very un-Walzerian sense; "its practice says: 'We will no longer live in hatred and competition. We will live in love and community.'"

Amitav Ghosh: The Nutmeg’s Curse

By Shrishtee Bajpai, Ashish Kothari, Global Tapestry of Alternatives

As we've seen, the few environmental movements that have succeeded in the long run are almost all built around certain ideas of the relationship between humans and certain spaces.