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This site is hosted in loving service to the global Occupy movement, by an open and expanding group of volunteers. We support the Occupy movement’s self-reflection by: gathering and curating the choicest pieces of news, thought, and information from and the movement advancing the movement’s collaborative sense-making process through feeding the action-reflection-action cycle enabling the cross-fertilization of future-responsive insights, [...]
Noam Chomsky: What Next For Occupy?
NOAM CHOMSKY: WHAT NEXT FOR OCCUPY? Noam Chomsky is credited as a linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, activist and the ‘father of modern linguistics’ (Wikipedia) having also taught linguistics at MIT for 50 years! A long time favorite on lecture circuits and in progressive media as well as a best-selling author, his most recent [...]
Welcome Occupy.com!
“A new media channel that will amplify the voices of Occupy. We use media to call for social, economic and environmental justice. We seek to inspire resistance, engagement and the creation of the new world we imagine… We consist of a small but growing group of dedicated occupiers working in solidarity with the movement. We [...]
The Future of the Commons
‘Excerpts from The Future of the Commons, by David Harvey, in Radical History Review Issue 109; Winter 2011 “Suppose, says Marx, a capitalist begins production with $1,000 in capital and in the first year manages to gain $200 surplus value from laborers mixing their labor with the land, and the capitalist then uses that surplus in [...]
Occupy, the peer-to-peer movement and Marxism
Excerpts from “Peer-to-Peer and Marxism: analogies and differences,” an interview of Michel Bauwens, founder of the Foundation for Peer-to-Peer Alternatives by Jean Lievens. Having facilitated a teach-in on commons-based peer production, governance and property, at Occupy Wall Street’s Liberty Plaza encampment last November, Bauwens visited London and the School of Commoning featured him in its series of Meetings with [...]
99% Spring inspired by the Occupy Movement
Are our social, economic and political crises unsurmountable? Bill Moyers talks with young but very experienced organizers George Goehl, Ai-jen Poo, and Sarita Gupta and finds out what we can do and how we can bring about change and get involved. I was impressed by the well designed interview style and by the insights the movement organisers [...]
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- What Dreams May Come?… May Day and Beyond
- Welcome Occupy.com!
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Jan Inglis: Great question Anthony.Thanks for giving me the op...
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Anthony Robinson: A good structuring of essential considerations nee...
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cocreatr: A few things emerge that we can do beyond occupy: ...
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annabetz: Dear Bernd, Reading your last sentence brings t...
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