Alternative, commons & sustainability memes

	B	D	F	H	J
1	Points of entry	Please make additions in another color. And use strikethrough rather than delete.
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3	Tribes	Definition of the Commons. Premice, reasoning process & conclusion or Case-rule-result change from one person to another
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5	Soul & symbiosis	The 'objects' or 'assets' - Common Wealth, inherited or created that are shared in common and serve a livelihood (natural, social & cultural resources, genetic and biologic diversity, knowledge, etc) theat people can take care of, nurture, replenish
6	Love & beauty	The 'process' or culture - Common Ethos, ways of being and doing in common (caring, sharing, in connection with others with empathy, equity, justice, mindfulness...)
7	Freedom & alternatives	The 'outcome' or resultant - Common Good (well being, common good, quality of life, prosperity, abundance) these become 'inputs' for the next generation, so it's a cycle…
8	Human & natural rights
9	Accountability & responsibility
10	Efficiency & measurability
11	Systems & behaviors	The six characteristics of the transition informing principle that could enable the currently needed Socio-ecological shift
12	Experience & culture	> provide a holistic sense of perspective on life
13	Livelihood & community	> entail an ecological and a self-realization ethic
14	Harmony & thrivability	> entail observation of our changeable knowledge and changeable world
15	Nature & living systems	> be multileveled, multifaceted, and integrative
16	Wholeness & consciousness	> lead to a balancing and coordinating of satisfactions along many dimensions
17	An adaptation of Spiral Dynamic levels	> be experimental and open-ended
18	See Kosmos article on narratives:	The six must be held together...
19	http://s3.amazonaws.com/usp_site_uploads/resources/119/Barrett_Brown_Communicating_Sustainability_Kosmos.pdf
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21	Now refining the model based on action logics:
22	http://www.slideshare.net/helenefinidori/imagine-thecommongoodconf2013
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24	Alternative memes, Movements, Initiatives
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26	Production close to consumption	Stakeholders involved in community affairs	Measuring depletion, replenishment & outcomes	Social & Natural rights	Culture & the living environment
27	Decentralization	Pluralism	Tripple Bottom Line	Human Rights	Reappropriation/revaluation of physical spaces
28	Distributed Economy	Everyone has a stake in the game	SEE auditing/reporting	Natural rights / Civil law	Art and culture as a community form
29	Relocalization	Stakeholder outreach	Certification schemes	Traditional / Native / indigineous law & customs	Engaged Arts
30	Human scale neighbourhoods	Community engagement	Integral reporting	Property rights / enclosure / land / Housing	Cultural heritage
31	Urban growth	Community action plans	Externality accounting	Freedom	Indigenous practices
32	Glocalism	Transition towns	Measuring all value creation (work at home)	Equal opportunities	Story-telling
33	Localized power, functionality & abundance	Civil society participation	Holistic Accounting	Eco social Justice
34			Away with GDP	Accountability / Enforcement
35			Measures of wellbeing/quality of life	Equal access	Culture & Ways of doing - being
36			Ecologic Footprint	Welfare	Commoning
37			Carying Capacity	Safetynet	Nurturing
38	Communities ensure their own livelihood	Co-creation of community livelihood	Planetary boundaries	Stewardship	Caring
39	Empowerment	Collective Stewardship		Trusteeship	Trust
40	Autonomy	Mutual decision making			Love
41	Resilience building	Cooperative decision making			Sharing
42	Asset/resource Mapping	Collective Intelligence			Giving
43	Do with what you have	Creative cooperation	New principles of finance		Brotherhood
44	Co-generation	Collective intention	Win win win win	Ethics & social responsibility	Cohesiveness
45	Bioregionalism		Green Taxation	Ethical Business	Equity
46	Permaculture		Cap & trade	Responsible Capitalism	Reciprocity
47	Agroecology		True cost pricing	Sustainable Business	Consensus
48	Education		Community / social value imperative	Mutual responsibility	Beauty & play
49	Empowerment of women		Subsidy suppression	CSR	Personal growth
50			Regulating & taxing speculation	Ethical investments	Liberation from greed and domination
51		Co-Governance & cooperative decisions	Resource stewardship	Stewardship of the commons	Power & Love
52		Open government	Asset / Patrimonial approach		Common interest
53		Partnership Government	Risk management		Sense of community
54	Mutually collaborative nature of new ideas	Direct participatory democracy	Limits to capital acumulation		Sense of relationships
55	Open access	Deliberative democracy	Limits to rent		Belonging
56	Open Source	eDemocracy	Demurage / Negative interest	Leadership	Empathy
57	Open Data	Liquid Democracy	Undiscounted Future Value	Transformational evolutionary thinking
58	Creative Commons	Confederalism	==> Attn to cooptation by private interests	Metamorphosis
59	Open IP	Trans sovereignty		Mindfulness
60	Co-creation / Crowdsourcing	Subsidiarity		Enabling, learning organizations
61	Open knowledge	Trusts & social charters		Be the Change'
62	Shared Licencing	Mutualism	Regeneration & Replenishment	Personal responsibility	Outcomes
63	Transparent Authentic communication	Reclaiming the commons	Efficiency design	Intentionality	Harmony
64	Accountability		Suppliers/Customers part of a single process	Agency	Thrivability
65	Public domain		Circular Economy	Evolutionary architects	Well-being
66	Non enclosure		Craddle to craddle		Prosperity
67	Open design & open manufacturing		Nurturing/Gardening		Quality of life
68		Community Empowering Economy & entreprise	Waste as resource		Health
69		Intentional communities	Postgrowth		Instruction
70		Micro-finance	Abundance		Common Good
71	Users become producers	Cooperative Economy	Generative Economy		Common Wealth
72	P2P	Gift Economy		Processes & systems
73	3D printing	Sharing Economy		Complexity of issues
74	Open Source	Dematerialization (experience vs stuff)		Complexity of relationships
75	Makers economy	Alternative Currencies		self-organized nature of reality and humanity
76	System D	Metacurrencies		Self organization
77	DIY technologies	Time bank	Economy as part of the biosphere	Bottom-up, grassroots	From me to we/consciousness
78	Entrepreneurial networks	local exchange trading system	Economy < Society < Ecology	Distributed & networked	Unity in diversity
79		credit clearing systems	World in microscosm	Self expression/ self realization	Experience sharing
80		Barter	Living system approach	Living system approach	We-ness
81		Crowdfunding	Shared livelihoods	Process of engagement	Oneness
82		Fair trade	Eco-literacy	Emergent solutions	Wholeness of manifest creation
83		New jobs		Positive feedback loops	Noosphere
84		Local Banks & staock exchange		web of life	Integral consciousness
85		Credit Unions		co-creation	Inclusiveness
86		Community Finance		Bridge building	Spiritual
87		Stakeholder ownership		Supportive process	Interconnectedness
88		Community trust	Preservation & conservation	Space of possibilities	Symbiosis with nature
89		Social entrepreneurship	Land, forest, soil preservation	Energy harnessing	Practicing our humanity
90		Debt-Free/ interest-free Monetary System	Genetic & biologic heritage & diversity	Adjacent possibles	Being real
91			Ecologic conservation	Make things visible	Act wisely and with discernment
92			Cultural heritage	Make dynamics understood
93			Living Sytem approach
94			Ecosystem services
95			Resource management
96			Planetary boundaries
97			Commons boundaries
98			Multilevel approaches
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