Words for a Commons Friendly World

Beat the Bounds

Basic Commons Income

Care-wealth. With “care-wealth,” there are meanings and emotions that people attach to the “resource” that do not exist when it is a mere marketable commodity. The emotions/affective meanings stem from the fond memories and histories that people have of their relationships with the “resource.” A family vacation cottage is not just a house; it is a place filled with wonderful memories of caring for it. Indigenous peoples regard the land, plants and animals of their landscape as “care-wealth” because they would never see their value in a market price. Too much of their identities and culture and family histories are wrapped up in the “resource.” THAT turns it into care-wealth.

Collaborative Finance

Commoner. the difference between "managing a common pool resource " and "a commons" is the degree of consciousness of what you're doing.If you consider yourself a commoner and if you realize and reflect upon what you're doing in terms of commoning, it's a commons, if not - you do the same thing, but it's kind of a situation of "collective management of common pool resources" (WAS A CONVERSATION WITH ANDREAS NIGHTINGGALE for the PATTERNS BOOK, we can make it succint, but I want to discuss the idea

Convivial Tools Cosmo-Local Production

Cosmopolitan Localism

DIT

Gentle Reciprocity Heterarchy Money-Lite Commoning Nested-I OntoShift Pattern / pattern language Peer Governance

Pluriverse

Price-Sovereignty

Provisioning

Ubuntu Rationality

Value Sovereignty

Vocabulary (rather than taxonomy)

World-making