Nick Routledge@AgrarianSharing
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@SeedsDiversity 1/ Our 100% volunteer-driven, applied-agrobiodiversity project very deliberately adopted a 'post-economic' compass at our inception. And we've stuck to our guns. Our aims, experience and impact transcend the draconian confines of transactional perspectives, dynamics and limits.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 19 Sept 2021

@jazzkat @drvandanashiva @yesmagazine We can’t save the Earth without reclaiming the Commons: earthly and human solidarity is ultimately a locally-grounded simultaneity. Meanwhile, USA realpolitik is one great big ‘Keep Out!’ sign. Where have earthworkers found the ‘wiggle room’?

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @slimgoober @RizomaSchool @TaoOrion @dogeatcrow Hah! I was quietly sidestepping, but Julia's topic suggestion together with your gracious persistence suggest a fit with my forte: wedding visionary, agro-ecological projects to avant-garde social initiatives in co-evolutionary combinations that 'click', schtick included. I'm in.Quoted by@slimgoober @RizomaSchool @TaoOrion @dogeatcrow Hah! I was quietly sidestepping, but Julia's topic suggestion together with your gracious persistence suggest a fit with my forte: wedding visionary, agro-ecological projects to avant-garde social initiatives in co-evolutionary combinations that 'click', schtick included. I'm in.Quoted by@brightabyss 'Disabling factors'? A euphemism, if I ever heard one. The truth is terrible: an effective 'case for agroecology' demands the death of political economy itself. McKenna: "The problem is not to find the answer: it is to face the answer." So, assuming we survive, which models work?