Could Your Neighborhood Survive on Social Capital Alone? Some Do.
I sometimes imagine what it would be like to live in one of those tiny Alaskan bush towns. Not the postcard version with moose sauntering down Main…
August 15, 2026
Needs Cannot Be Reduced to Mere Categories: Why Reductionist Systems Fail
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The Next Wave of Cancel Culture
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Buridan’s Ass: Precarity is So Much More Than Just Scarcity
August 6, 2026
KommunityKoin as an Adaptive Cohousing System: Rebuilding Community Within the Neighborhoods People Already Call Home
August 5, 2026
When the System Fails, People Build Their Own: Understanding the Rise of Micro-Economies
August 2, 2026
The Subscription Life: When Ownership Became a Rental Agreement
July 31, 2026
What the Village Movement Can Teach the Time Banking Movement (And Vice Versa)
July 24, 2026
We Can’t Build Communities: You’ll See Why.
August 15, 2026
Needs Cannot Be Reduced to Mere Categories: Why Reductionist Systems Fail
August 15, 2026
The Next Wave of Cancel Culture
August 12, 2026
Buridan’s Ass: Precarity is So Much More Than Just Scarcity
August 6, 2026
KommunityKoin as an Adaptive Cohousing System: Rebuilding Community Within the Neighborhoods People Already Call Home
August 5, 2026
When the System Fails, People Build Their Own: Understanding the Rise of Micro-Economies
August 2, 2026
The Subscription Life: When Ownership Became a Rental Agreement
July 31, 2026
What the Village Movement Can Teach the Time Banking Movement (And Vice Versa)
July 24, 2026
We Can’t Build Communities: You’ll See Why.
I sometimes imagine what it would be like to live in one of those tiny Alaskan bush towns. Not the postcard version with moose sauntering down Main…
Marcel Mauss’ The Gift manages to be both deeply academic and strangely intimate. Initially, it seems like an anthropologist’s survey of exotic rituals in far-off places; potlatches…
I have taken to playing an interesting sport, though I doubt anyone watching would recognize it as such. It requires no ball, no net, and not even…
There was a time when money had weight. It clinked when dropped on a table and carried the cold glint of metal or the soft polish of…
Reading Lyn Alden’s Broken Money feels a bit like having a long, eye-opening conversation with that one friend who somehow makes complicated topics make sense. She digs…
another rumination from a conversation with friends. When leading, one must carry both the vision of the horizon and the weight of those who walk beside. The…
I was speaking with a friend not long ago, someone who spends his hours alongside me in the work we call charity. He told me that he…
To give is not always to love. Too often, charity disguises itself as compassion while secretly nourishing the vanity of the giver. The poor, the hungry, the…
Leadership is guiding the fire of others without ever dimming their flame – River Stephens In my experience, leadership is a delicate art of balance. On one…
Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together is one of those books that hangs around in your mind long after you’ve closed it, not because of any particular shocking revelation,…