Project managment, Research and Facilitation at OuiShare
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“Every Time a Civilization is in Crisis, There is a Return of the Commons”
The commons are nothing new. Historically citizens always came together to pool resources and manage them collectively and autonomously. It is the responsibility of cities and states to identify, connect and support them. Today the commons appear as a choice of society in a world at the end of its lifespan.
October 29, 2019