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Microsolidarity Search… ⌃K Microsolidarity Essays Background & introduction Five Scales of Microsolidarity Leadership as Hospitality A Developmental Pathway From Domination to Partnership Practices Participate Archive Powered By GitBook From Domination to Partnership I’ve spent the last decade working in groups who organise without a traditional command-and-control hierarchy. My journey started with the Occupy Movement in 2011 and has taken me into many different groups since then: open source software projects, cooperative companies, social movements, DAOs, networks and associations. I’ve worked with everyone from anarchist collectives to the United Nations. All of these groups are striving for a way of working that decentralises power, authority & decision-making. Some of these groups have been exquisite, most of them struggle, and many of them fail. A more pessimistic person might conclude that we are fundamentally incapable of working together without a central authority, but I’ve

From Domination to Partnership | Microsolidarity Microsolidarity Microsolidarity The Microsolidarity Card Deck Essays Background & introduction Five Scales of Microsolidarity Leadership as Hospitality A Developmental Pathway From Domination to Partnership Community Smorgasbord Practices Participate Practice Programs Archive Powered by GitBook On this page For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt . This page is also available as Markdown . I’ve spent the last decade working in groups who organise without a traditional command-and-control hierarchy. My journey started with the Occupy M

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