This post — as a continuation of my prior post (here) — further elaborates the idea of creating Chambers of Commons, in order to foster a +N sector, and thus contribute to the transition from triform (T+I+M) to quadriform (T+I+M+N) societies — the next phase in social evolution.
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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Last month something surprising happened: I used the internet to help my community achieve a goal. The formula was prett… 
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The Chicago Chamber of Commons want to foster deeper collaboration among the collaborative economy, co-operatives and other mutual-benefit initiatives
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Worldwide, numerous organizations are working to push back on the economic and political forces that increasingly threaten to enclose those things which we all own together, such as:
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“At Cooperation 2015, Michel Bauwens introduced the idea that we should create a Chamber of Commons to protect the commons sort of like the Chamber of Commerce protects business. Here are some rough notes on the idea. We will be discussing these ideas at a On the Table hosted by Sally Duros and Terry Edlin, …
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At Cooperation 2015, Michel Bauwens introduced the idea that we should create a Chamber of Commons to protect the commons sort of like the Chamber of Commerce protects business. Hereare some rough notes on the idea. We will be discussing these ideas at a On the Table hosted by Sally Duros and Terry Edlin, Tuesday, May 12.
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My December 2012 post about the concept of the commons (here) proposed that it might be a good idea to create a series of Chambers of Commons, including a U.S. Chamber of Commons, and network them together. This would be in keeping with TIMN’s implication that a +N sector will eventually take shape, as discussed in the first two posts in this set of three.
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The Assembly of the Commons is a part of a double proposal by the P2P Foundation, to recreate civic power around the commons.
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20 participants assembled to discuss what we mean when we talk about commons and create an action plan for Chicago’s Chamber of Commons.
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The US Chamber of Commons is a startup organization dedicated to recognizing, supporting and highlighting the "green shoots of a budding Generative Economy"
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A call for the establishment of a Chamber of Commons USA to advocate, preserve and develop the values and economic models of the Commons.
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Here's an intriguing idea I'd like you to join me in exploring. The idea is to create a Chicago Chamber of the Commons. The Chicago Chamber of the Commons recognizes, supports and highlights the green shoots of Chicago's budding Generative Economy.
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Mantua – 26th – 27th November. The local Chamber of Commerce, the City of Mantua, the Province, local ONGs, SMEs and knowledge institutions, such as the Mantua University Foundation and some local schools are glad to support the two days event that will take place in Mantua.
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