David Bollier is the Director of Reinventing the Commons Program at the Schumacher Center for a New Economics, co-founder of the Commons Strategies Group, and author of Think Like a Commoner. He lives in Amherst, MA.
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Introduction 1. The Rediscovery of the Commons 2. The Tyranny of the "Tragedy" Myth 3. Enclosure and the Commons 4. Enclosures of Public Spaces and Infrastructure 5. Enclosures of Knowledge and Culture 6. The Eclipsed History of the Commons 7. The Empire of Private Property 8. The Rise of Digital Commons 9. Many Galaxies of Commons 10. The Commons as a Different Way of Seeing and Being 11. The Future of the Commons The Commons, Short and Sweet The Logic of the Commons and the Market Further Reading on the Commons Leading Websites on the Commons Acknowledgments Index About the Author
Introduction 1. The Rediscovery of the Commons 2. The Tyranny of the "Tragedy" Myth 3. Enclosure and the Commons 4. Enclosures of Public Spaces and Infrastructure 5. Enclosures of Knowledge and Culture 6. The Eclipsed History of the Commons 7. The Empire of Private Property 8. The Rise of Digital Commons 9. Many Galaxies of Commons 10. The Commons as a Different Way of Seeing and Being 11. The Future of the Commons The Commons, Short and Sweet The Logic of the Commons and the Market Further Reading on the Commons Leading Websites on the Commons Acknowledgments Index About the Author
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