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21 December 2025
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N 11:36 | Networked Functional Sovereignty 2 changes history +12,455 [Mbauwens (2×)] | |||
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11:33 (cur | prev) +6,697 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " =Description= Jonathan Hollis: "Functional sovereignty scales beyond local groups via communication and coordination technologies. Bauwens describes the role that cooperative irrigation networks played in the development of the earliest Sumerian cities.[21] Ostrom has documented the ways that societies continue to use bottom-up systems of functional local and networked sovereignty to manage irrigation commons.[22] Similarly, each of the four major periods of Western...") | |||
| N 11:31 | Local Functional Sovereignty diffhist +4,710 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " =Description= Jonathan Hollis: "Functional sovereignty starts at the smallest scales of human coordination and applies best to the practical reality of people’s day-to-day lives. The most relevant form of sovereignty for most people is their ability to exercise self-governance over their immediate surroundings with their nearest neighbors. Nothing about local functional sovereignty is fundamentally new. People have been practicing a wide range of methods of local c...") | ||||
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| N 22:51 | Oriental Despotism diffhist +1,726 Mbauwens talk contribs (Created page with " '''* Book: Karl Wittfogel. Oriental Despotism: A Comparative Study of Total Power. 1957.''' URL = =Discussion= Samo Burja: "Historians and social theorists have proposed materialist explanations for the rise of civilization in the Near East—namely, the accumulation of economic surplus. The fertile alluvial soil deposited with the yearly floods by the Tigris and Euphrates provided abundant harvests. Similarly, historians link the reliable flooding of the Nile Ri...") | ||||