THE SHAPE OF A CHOICE
A system does not choose in anyone’s place, yet its forms can make some actions legible, easy, costly, or nearly unthinkable. To build institutions is to shape the field in which responsibility becomes possible.
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Two areas of inquiry: solidarity economics and cooperative transition, alongside reflections on the systems that shape human agency.
A system does not choose in anyone’s place, yet its forms can make some actions legible, easy, costly, or nearly unthinkable. To build institutions is to shape the field in which responsibility becomes possible.
READ DISPATCHSolidarity is not a feeling that arrives after the hard questions are settled. It is the practice of deciding, together, how power, risk, care, and the possibility of change will be shared.
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