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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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Regardless of “globalisation”, humans are socially tribal and programed for small-ish community settings. Most of our interactions play out in areas we know, with people we can relate to. We might be internet connected, but our powers, or our ability to directly influence the world around us, do not often reach far beyond our own zip code. 
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Interviews, documentaries, articles and travel reports, plus a knowledge base relating to decentralized, sustainable, autonomous forms of living in Europe.
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I was recently given an opportunity to give a presentation at the Local Lives – Global Matters Conference in Castlemaine, Vic, where I pitched the idea of "Cosmo-localization". I've been wanting to...
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Neighborhood Economics, as an event and conversation, invites us to ask what we want our economies to say about who we are and what we care about.
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