Indianos

= contemporary example of the network form of Phyles

See also, the Murides

Full name: Sociedad de las Indias Electrónicas ; Grupo Cooperativo de las Indias

Description

David de Ugarte:

"Precisely because there is a phyle awareness – that is, the awareness of being a community with business and not a business community or a community of people working in that business – all Indianos are partners in the two cooperatives which constitute the cooperative group.

As a result, interconnections and ideas multiply and fly: if you follow the Indianos throughout their blogs, you can see how one season they take up the tasting of natural wines as an inspiration to think about new activity lines, or how they rethink their own myths in order to talk the reasons for a new clothing offer.

Thinking about the ideas of community and interconnection, Sonia Carbajal, while commenting on her experience as a group apprentice, pointed out that one of the things which this period of reading and living alongside other had led her to was the discovery that at the end of the road lay not her incorporation not into a specific business or activity, but integration, from personal autonomy, within a community." (http://deugarte.com/gomi/phyles.pdf)

Source, the Book: Phyles: Economic Democracy in the Network Century. by David de Ugarte

More Information

1. Las Indias Montevideo Declaration
2. Neo-Venetianism ; Neo-Venetianist Networks ; New Corporate Venices