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@nils_gilman 1/ Where civility meets meatspace, subsidiarity conflict resolution not only amounts to a primary facet of holistic governance models referred to as 'eco-social physicianship', it also defines an elemental requirement and power of functional society. Nils Christie, authoritative.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 27 Nov 2021

@FeminismInIndia Restorative justice, of crucial significance to the ‘regenerative design’ movement. Simply put, we can't 'go local' without concurrently reasserting the power and means of resolving conflict locally, too. The climate justice and restorative justice movements are necessarily one.

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Quoted by@HumansSQ end/ Simply stated, we can't 'go neighborly' - the fundamental turn returning ourselves and our world to sanity and health - without concurrently reasserting the means and, crucially, power of resolving conflict locally, too. Thank you, Henok. You're seen. Keep the faith.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @reggaj @joshuamschultz end/ At all levels, we're withdrawing from a cartoon caricature of reality and coming home to a functional, coherent, humane, relocalization of emphasis which concurrently frees us to immense pastures of cultural and ontological promise and possibility, previously withheld.Quoted by@reggaj @joshuamschultz end/ At all levels, we're withdrawing from a cartoon caricature of reality and coming home to a functional, coherent, humane, relocalization of emphasis which concurrently frees us to immense pastures of cultural and ontological promise and possibility, previously withheld.