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* Ezio Manzini: [[Small, Local, Open and Connected As Way of the Future]] | * Ezio Manzini: [[Small, Local, Open and Connected As Way of the Future]] | ||
* [[Reasoned Localization and Selective Deglobalization]]. Discussion excerpted from Christian Arnsperger. | * [[Reasoned Localization and Selective Deglobalization]]. Discussion excerpted from Christian Arnsperger. | ||
* [[Four Stages of Temporal-Spatial Organization in Human History]]. Jason F. McLennan. [http://www.stwr.org/imf-world-bank-trade/local-economies-for-a-global-future.html] | |||
See also: | |||
* [[Re-localisation]], as Alternative Globalisation ; 'p2p' discussion by Jose Ramos and Michel Bauwens | * [[Re-localisation]], as Alternative Globalisation ; 'p2p' discussion by Jose Ramos and Michel Bauwens | ||
* [[Phyles]], a globa-local mutualist association for business, centered around a commons | * [[Phyles]], a globa-local mutualist association for business, centered around a commons | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 7 February 2012
New section dedicated to 'smart' localism, Translocalism, Multi-Local Societies
Introduction
- Ezio Manzini: Small, Local, Open and Connected As Way of the Future
- Reasoned Localization and Selective Deglobalization. Discussion excerpted from Christian Arnsperger.
- Four Stages of Temporal-Spatial Organization in Human History. Jason F. McLennan. [1]
See also:
- Re-localisation, as Alternative Globalisation ; 'p2p' discussion by Jose Ramos and Michel Bauwens
- Phyles, a globa-local mutualist association for business, centered around a commons
Visualizations
This graphic from John Robb shows the evolution of manufacturing from mass manufacturing to globa-local distributed custom manufacturing, giving a timeline for its realization as well.
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Location of production
Related Wiki sections
Key Resources
Key Articles
- Why Localization is Inevitable in a Resource-Scarce World. By Fred Curtis, David Ehrenfeld. Solutions Journal, Jan 2012 [2]
Key Policy Resources
- Great Localization: Policy recommendations from the New Economics Institute:
Pages in category "Localization"
The following 86 pages are in this category, out of 86 total.
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- Chris Smaje on the Politics of Land
- Civic Tech and Place-Based Municipalism
- Community Economy Returns
- Community Forge
- Community Knowledge Hub for Libraries
- Community Managed Libraries
- Community Power
- Community-Owned Business
- Cook County Board Commission on Social Innovation
- Cost of Small-Scale vs. Large-Scale Manufacturing
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- Local
- Local Commons Surveys Project
- Local Currencies
- Local Currencies with a Socioeconomic Goal
- Local Dollars, Local Sense
- Local Economy
- Local Exchange Trading Systems
- Local Knowledge Production
- Local Political Information in the Internet Era
- Local Scrip Money
- Local Web 2.0
- Local-First Computing
- Localisation
- Localization
- Localization Graphic
- Localization Papers
- Localization Policies Directory
- Localized Modularization
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- Making the Case for a Society Built Around Local Economies, Self-Provisioning, Agricultural Diversity, and a Shared Earth
- Michael Pollan on the Emerging Local Food Movement
- Michael Shuman on the Small-Mart Revolution
- Michael Shuman, Judy Wicks, and Richard Heinberg on Mapping the Transition from Global to Local
- Molly Myerson on Local Food Mapping
- Multi-Local Societies
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- Simon Kaye on the World-Changing Commons Research of Elinor Ostrom
- Small is Profitable
- Small Ownership Group
- Small Plot Intensive Farming
- Small, Local, Open and Connected As Way of the Future
- Smart Integrated Decentralised Energy
- Smart Local Network
- Smart Work Center
- Smarthoods
- Sustainable Local Entreprise Models