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"We are emerging from a long dominator era into one that demands mutuality. The dominator (hierarchical) mode appears strong, but in reality is too slow to respond to the crisis of the time. Mutualism, on the other hand, is liable to be too fragile in the face of dominator pressures: the only way to resist these, based on intricacy, "is for small circles to join hands in a collaborative network that is broader and tighter than anything domination can provide.(p 286)" The keys to doing this, which she works out through many practical examples, are "education, empowerment, infrastructure, support networks, liberation and love."<br /> | "We are emerging from a long dominator era into one that demands mutuality. The dominator (hierarchical) mode appears strong, but in reality is too slow to respond to the crisis of the time. Mutualism, on the other hand, is liable to be too fragile in the face of dominator pressures: the only way to resist these, based on intricacy, "is for small circles to join hands in a collaborative network that is broader and tighter than anything domination can provide.(p 286)" The keys to doing this, which she works out through many practical examples, are "education, empowerment, infrastructure, support networks, liberation and love."<br /> | ||
- [[Sally Goerner]], The [[Emerging Science and Culture of Integral Society]] | - [[Sally Goerner]], from: After the Clockwork Universe: The [[Emerging Science and Culture of Integral Society]] | ||
==Key Concepts of This Category== | ==Key Concepts of This Category== | ||
Revision as of 11:47, 16 September 2019
See the Introduction to the P2P Foundation Wiki Material about Relational Topics by Michel Bauwens for a wide-ranging guide.
Key Quotes
"Cooperativity is fundamental ... There is no dictator in cell regulation, no first among equals, no master regulator, no top-down system of governance."
- Toby J. Gibson, molecular biologist [1]
"We are emerging from a long dominator era into one that demands mutuality. The dominator (hierarchical) mode appears strong, but in reality is too slow to respond to the crisis of the time. Mutualism, on the other hand, is liable to be too fragile in the face of dominator pressures: the only way to resist these, based on intricacy, "is for small circles to join hands in a collaborative network that is broader and tighter than anything domination can provide.(p 286)" The keys to doing this, which she works out through many practical examples, are "education, empowerment, infrastructure, support networks, liberation and love."
- Sally Goerner, from: After the Clockwork Universe: The Emerging Science and Culture of Integral Society
Key Concepts of This Category
Useful learning resources
Introductory
Deeper Study
Related Categories
Pages in category "Relational"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 2,335 total.
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A
- Abolish Human Rentals
- Abolishing Human Rentals and the Neo-Abolitionist Movement
- Abolishing the Employer-Employee Relationship
- Absencing vs Presencing
- Abundance Logic
- Abundance Logic vs Scarcity Logic
- Abundance vs. Scarcity
- Abundance vs. Scarcity Mentality
- Abundant Community
- Accidental Influential
- Accountability Based Influence
- Achieving Personal and Relational Coherence Through Enabling Constraints
- Acquaintanceship
- Activity Stream
- Activity Streams
- Ad Hoc Temporary Social Networks
- Adrian Chan
- Adversarial Interoperability
- Adversary Systems
- Advogado on the Mechanics of Reputation
- Affect Theory
- Affective Capitalism
- Affective Commons of Coworking
- Affective Dimensions of Infrastructuring the Commons
- Affinity Group
- Against the Professional Cooptation of Community
- Agape
- Age of Connection
- Age of Empathy
- Agonistic Giving
- Agreements
- Alan Moore on Community and Identity
- Alex Steffen on the Sharing Economy
- Algorithmic Authority
- Algorithmic Self
- Algorithms of Oppression
- Alignment
- Allen Butcher
- Aloha
- Alone Together
- Alternative Heterodox Lineage in Evolutionary Thought and Its Emphasis on the Role of Consciousness
- Alternatives to Liberal Individualism and Authoritarian Collectivism
- Altruism
- Altruism and the Perception of a Common Humanity
- Altruism Revolution
- Altruism, Reciprocity and Social Image in Peer Production Economy
- Altruistic Creative Love
- Altruization
- Amara's Law
- Amber Case on Cyborg Anthropology
- Ambient Awareness
- Ambient Intimacy
- American Teen Sociality in Networked Publics
- Amitological Paradigm
- Amitology
- Andreas Kluth on the New Nomadism
- Andrew Hartz on the Intersubjectivity in DEI
- Anglo-American Neo-Darwinian Evolutionary Conflict Theory
- Animals as Persons
- Animism as Reciprocity
- Anomie
- Anoptism
- Another Perfect World
- Answer People
- Anthony McCann on the Philosophy of Proximity
- Anthropic Society
- Anthropology and the Economy of Sharing
- Anthropology of Economy
- Anthropology of the Commons
- Anthropology of Unequal Society
- Anti-Matters
- Anti-Oedipal Collective Psychology
- Antifragile Things That Gain From Disorder
- Antisocial Notworking
- Aperspectivism
- Apomediation
- Appropriation and Annotation Literacy
- Archeodatalogy
- Architecture of Participation
- Architectures of Separation
- Are Open Source Communities Sexist
- Arena
- Aristotle on the Undivided Self
- Armillaria
- Arquitecturas Colectivas/es
- Art of Free Cooperation
- Art of Hosting
- Arthur Coulter
- Asabiyyah
- Asian Philosophical-Religious Roots of Marxist Dialectics
- Asocial Individualism
- Assemblage
- Assemblage Theory
- Assemblage Theory and Social Complexity
- Associationism in Epistemology
- Assortative Network
- Assurance Game
- Astounding Growth in the Psychological Evolution of the Human Self
- Attention
- Attention Data
- Attention Economy
- Attention Profiling
- Attention Trust
- Audience 2.0
- Audience-sourcing
- Augmented Social Cognition
- Augmented Social Networks
- Aural Architecture
- Austro-American Group Struggle Tradition
- Authenticity
- Authorship Through Networks
- Autonomous Reputation Framework
- Autonomy
- Autonomy and Control in the Era of Post-Privacy
- Autonomy of Migration and Mobile Commons
- Autonomy-Respecting Help
- Autopoetic Systems
- Autopoiesis
- Auzolan/es
- Avatar Anxiety
- Awareness Design
B
- Balancing Individualism and Communitarianism
- BanLink
- Barry Wellman on the New Social Network Operating System
- Barry Wellman on Twitter as a Case Study of a Networked Social Operating System
- Beckstrom's Law
- Behavioural Economics
- Being and Technology
- Being in Common
- Belonging Project
- Bernardo Huberman on Social Attention
- Betweenness and Closeness - Indicators
- Bias Narratives vs Development Narratives on Identity and Discrimination
- Bibliography on P2P Intersubjectivity
- Bio-Socio-Technical Individuation
- Biocosmic Interindividualism
- Biocultural Community Protocol
- Biofield as a Bridge Between Mind and Body
- Biofields
- Biological Evolution of Friendlyness as Possible Basis for Networked Economy
- Biophilia Revolution
- Biophilic Nature of Humanity
- Biospiritual Virtues
- Bioteaming
- Birth of Impersonal Exchange
- Birthing Work
- Blockchain ID
- Blockchain-Based Digital Identity Providers
- Blog Mob
- Blogging
- Blogging Practices of Knowledge Workers
- Blogjects
- Blogposium
- Body Without Organs
- Bogdanov's Ten Laws of Conscience
- Bonding Networks vs Bridging Networks
- Books on Building Online Community
- Border Knowledges
- Boredom
- Born Digital
- Boundary Object
- Boundary Spanner
- Bow Tie Structures
- Brain Physiology of Egoistic and Empathic Motivation
- Breath of Life Theory
- Brendan Graham Dempsey and Layman Pascal on the Concept of Nature
- Brian Hare on Self-Domestication and the Survival of the Friendliest
- Brian Hare on the Evolutionary Roots of Human Friendliness
- Brian Massumi on Relational Fields
- Brokerage, Boundary Spanning, and Leadership in Open Innovation Communities
- Brown Revolution
- Bruce Lipton on Why Natural and Human Evolution is Communal, not Individual
- Bruce Schneier on the Importance of Trust in Society
- Bruce Sterling on the Internet of Things and Spimes
- Buffer Vehicles as Commons in a Carpooling System
- Building Networks for Community Organizers
- Building Web 2.0 Reputation Systems
- Building Web Reputation Systems
- Business Models for Influence and Reputation
- Bystander Effect
C
- C. S. Lewis on the Four Loves
- Cambalache/es
- Camillo Power on How Selfish Gene Theory and Evolution Led To Human Capacity for Solidarity
- Campbell Mithun on Sharing Attitudes 2012
- Captation
- Captology
- Cardinal Human Principles
- Care
- Care-Centered Economy
- Caring
- Caring Relationship Tickets
- Carole Sherwood on the Cynical Therapies Book
- Carolyn Baker on the Demise of Heroic Consciousness
- Carsharing
- CASTAC