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Apr 3 2012in Commons, FoO Media, Reports by FoO-StewardTags: commons, commons law, direct democracy, europe, participatory democracy, policy, real democracy
Campaign announcement by Commonsense.it initiating the campaign for a European Charter of the Commons under Lisbon Treaty Regulation No. 211/2011. In solidarity with those resisting the privatization of resources e.g., in Italy with the water referendum, the recent occupations of 2011 and 2012, we are provided a glimpse into their vision of an emerging Commons based [...]
Tags: commons, commons law, direct democracy, europe, participatory democracy, policy, real democracy
Mar 21 2012in Commons, FoO Media by Mark JagdevTags: charter of the commons, commons, commons law, constitution, policy, sovereignty
“A true commonwealth of Europe is possible only by means of constitutional safeguards of the commons through a direct participatory process.” ~ article 6 of the European Charter of the Commons, one part of a larger drafting of a European Charter of the Commons. This both a template and project worth supporting, for and by [...]
Tags: charter of the commons, commons, commons law, constitution, policy, sovereignty
Sage Advice for Occupy? from Nobel winner Elinor Ostrom
Dec 12 2011in A Top Story, Academics & Research, Commons, FoO Media, Frameworks & Models by mbsteisslingerTags: Cap and Share, Citizen Legislation, climate movement, commons, Commons Design Principles, commons law, commons management, commons trusts, Democracy School, Earth Climate Commons Trust, Elinor Ostrom, food sovereignty, participatory budgeting, participatory democracy, social charter, social cohesion, sustainable commons, WANA Forum
Dr. Elinor Ostrom, 2009 Nobel Prize Winner in Economics for her 30+ years of research and study of commons* management, is joined by many other commons supporters in saying that the “tragedy of the commons” is that of the unmanaged or unsuccessfully managed commons. What we have now is an entire paradigm managed for the [...]
Tags: Cap and Share, Citizen Legislation, climate movement, commons, Commons Design Principles, commons law, commons management, commons trusts, Democracy School, Earth Climate Commons Trust, Elinor Ostrom, food sovereignty, participatory budgeting, participatory democracy, social charter, social cohesion, sustainable commons, WANA Forum
Model Community Bill of Rights Template for Occupy Communities
Dec 11 2011in Movement Documents by mbsteisslingerTags: CELDF, commons law, commons rights, Community Bill of Rights, coporate personhood, fair share taxation, food sovereignty, local communities, local economy, local sovereignty, open internet, preventive healthcare, Rights of Nature, self governance, self government
Prepared by Jeff Reifman, Envision Seattle and Thomas Linzey, Esq. What is this document? We’re offering the model Community Bill of Rights template below for Occupy communities that wish to begin mobilized initiative campaigns in their region. Think of the template as a menu to pick and choose what’s important in your community. It’s meant to provide a framework and a [...]
Tags: CELDF, commons law, commons rights, Community Bill of Rights, coporate personhood, fair share taxation, food sovereignty, local communities, local economy, local sovereignty, open internet, preventive healthcare, Rights of Nature, self governance, self government
Pittsburgh Challenges Corporate Personhood: Bill of Rights Template for Occupy
Dec 11 2011in Direct Democracy, Social Innovation by mbsteisslingerTags: Bill of Rights Template, By and For the People, commons law, cooperation across boundaries, economic oppression, local communities, local sovereignty, municipal collaboration, people power, Pittsburgh, self governance, shale gas regions
Jeff Reifman, Envision Seattle and Thomas Linzey, Esq of Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) recently posted a major message to the Occupy movement, both a warning and a challenge… “Mainstream progressive groups have failed by constraining their activities within legal and regulatory systems purposefully structured to subordinate communities to corporate power. Real movements don’t operate that way. Abolitionists never sought to regulate [...]
Tags: Bill of Rights Template, By and For the People, commons law, cooperation across boundaries, economic oppression, local communities, local sovereignty, municipal collaboration, people power, Pittsburgh, self governance, shale gas regions
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