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NEWS ON THE COMMONS On the Commons is a network of citizens and organizations working toward a commons-based society. The commons refers to the natural and socially-created commons belonging to all of us that — when used wisely and fairly — will benefit everyone, including future generations. |
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![]() 12 Reasons You'll Hear More About the Commons in 2012The time is ripe for more sharing, collaboration and solidarity. |
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COMMONS QUOTES“The first sign of tyranny is government's complicity in privatizing the commons for private gain.” “Our dependency on one another is a point of strength rather than a problem.” “The key to saving the world is savoring the world” |
Making New Worlds PossibleAlexa Bradley reports from Occupy’s Forum on the Commons. You May Already Be a Commoner If...Find out by taking this short quiz. Economic Security Beyond JobsPeter Barnes’ proposal to restore the middle class by paying everyone dividends on our common wealth. Next Step: Occupy Economics DepartmentsA profession that has a lot to answer for, by David Morris. At Last, A New Story About the FutureBill McKibben on why the commons matters. COMMONERSDetroit People's Water BoardH20 belongs to all of us. 5 Myths About InequalityMistruths the Republicans are spreading. Decline and Fall of the Mall?As shopping migrates to the Internet, downtowns may gain an advantage over strip malls and big boxes. Caring for Those Who CareParents, teachers, volunteers, day care providers & more are the backbone of the commons. COMMONERAnnie LeonardThe creator of “The Story of Stuff” highlights the importance of our common assets. Even the One Percent Benefits from Tax Increases on the WealthyChuck Collins explains in a new video. Big Secret of the World EconomyCooperatives employ more people around the world than multinational corporations. The Commons Redefines America’s HopesWhat we can accomplish together, from The Nation. COMMONERLeo BurkeA business professor who believes that the world should work for everyone. Another Europe is PossibleAusterity crisis sparks widespread discussion of commons. |
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