David Bollier Interviews David Cayley

"He belongs to a school of political ecology in which I would give E.F. Schumacher a very proud place..."

- David Cayley in conversation with @DavidBollier on the legacy of thinker Ivan Illich. (Listen via the link below or the usual podcast platforms)https://t.co/TaPxoBUC6F

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) December 7, 2021

What Sort of Localism?

“What does a #NewEconomy look like? It looks like holding land in commons, democratizing the way that money is issued, and ultimately bringing things back down to a community-based, human-focused level.”

Rachel Moriarty relates the history of our work:https://t.co/pJeHEoZGxd

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) April 14, 2021

Land Reform?

“That sufficiency and that wholeness could be achieved really only through a certain level of #sovereignty over land and the self-determination [that is] rooted in land."@AgrarianTrust joins @davidbollier to talk strategies for decommodifying farmland:https://t.co/aReBkyIcdx

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) January 4, 2021

Frontiers of Commoning

"There is so much talk these days about putting people over profits, rejuvenating local business, and strengthening community control, he said. Cooperatives are a natural response."

Check out @davidbollier's latest episode of Frontiers of Commoning below:https://t.co/eagYKX3771

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) October 7, 2020