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  • Flatpack democracy
    '''Flatpack Democracy''' is a social movement based on the experiences of a non-party-political a ...020. ''Flatpack Democracy''. https://nowthenmagazine.com/articles/flatpack-democracy. Accessed March 1st 2020.</ref>
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  • Participatory democracy
    ...edures apply equally to all citizens. These can fall under sub-elements of democracy, including: * Direct democracy.
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  • Politics
    * [[Participatory democracy]] * [[Flatpack democracy]]
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  • Flatpack democracy
    '''Flatpack Democracy''' is a social movement based on the experiences of a non-party-political a ...020. ''Flatpack Democracy''. https://nowthenmagazine.com/articles/flatpack-democracy. Accessed March 1st 2020.</ref>
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  • People's assemblies
    ...one person or group. They are one of several approaches to participatory democracy. They are a valuable tool for transformative community-led action because ...democracy processes, such as people’s assemblies], to model participatory democracy within the movement, generate ideas, gather feedback and make decisions. (
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  • Governance impacts of the Transition movement
    == Participatory democracy == Transition groups have been experimenting in forms of [[participatory democracy]], including [[participatory budgeting]] and [[citizens assemblies]].  37%
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  • Participatory democracy
    ...edures apply equally to all citizens. These can fall under sub-elements of democracy, including: * Direct democracy.
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  • Marinaleda
    ...n Spain, that since the late 1970s has operated under a form of grassroots democracy involving high levels of community control over decision-making, agricultur Marinaleda operates a form of participatory democracy that emphasises equity, inclusion and empowerment, notably in the areas of
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  • Local government
    * [[Flatpack democracy]]
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  • Independents for Frome
    ...in 2011 and again in 2015. The experience forms of the basis of [[flatpack democracy]], a model for more participatory forms of government at community scale wi *Fairness, founded on a respect for local democracy producing a society run for all.
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  • Solidarity movement and solidarity economy in Greece
    ...tary costs such as rent and utility bills. Drawing on principles of direct democracy, self-organisation and people's assemblies established in the 2011 protests ...These alternatives provide working models of participatory, people-centred democracy in practice through their emphasis on collaborative working, use of coopera
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  • Fearless Cities
    ...obal, that one city alone cannot solve all the problems we´re facing”.<ref>Democracy Now!: From Occupying Banks to City Hall: Meet Barcelona’s New Mayor Ada C ...hate, “Fearless” towns and cities are standing up to defend human rights, democracy and the common good.
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  • Energy
    ...im to reach other objectives such as profit for the citizen, local energy, democracy, community sustainable development, energy efficiency, fair energy prices,
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  • Scotland
    ...sed initiatives and projects under a shared vision of reinvigorating local democracy in order to create a more sustainable and inclusive society by empowering c * [http://www.planningdemocracy.org.uk Planning Democracy]
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  • Citizens' assemblies
    ...t] (50 members) and the [https://citizensassembly.co.uk/democracy-matters/ Democracy Matters] project on English devolution. Two projects exploring new ways of ...//www.resilience.org/stories/2017-11-22/solutions-how-the-poles-are-making-democracy-work-again-in-gdansk Gdansk, Poland], a citizens’ assembly met in 2016 to
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  • Transformative Social Innovation Manifesto
    ...rent and inclusive decision-making via methods such as deep and deliberate democracy or ‘do-ocracy’, systemic consensus, sociocracy holacracy, all of which
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  • Enabling transformative social innovation
    ...rent and inclusive decision-making via methods such as deep and deliberate democracy or ‘do-ocracy’, systemic consensus, sociocracy holacracy, all of which * All innovation should be based on openness, democracy and inclusivity
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  • Lisbon Declaration on social innovation
    * All innovation should be based on openness, democracy and inclusivity
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  • Solidarity economics
    ...tirely new form of power rooted in principles of popular and participatory democracy.<ref> https://www.counterpunch.org/2016/03/11/building-alternative-institut
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  • Social technologies
    ...ce is being heard. In an active shift from representative to participatory democracy, permaculture projects, ecovillages and the Transition movement have approp
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  • Local to bioregional partnerships
    * [[Flatpack democracy]]
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  • Degrowth
    ...anthropological, philosophical and diversity-centred critiques of liberal democracy) and the third focused on the creation of alternatives.<ref name="kallis 20 ...titutions. Many view creation of more inclusive and participatory forms of democracy as inherent to transformation to a degrowth society.
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  • Democratic political practice
    ...severe strain with right-leaning authoritarianism on the march and liberal democracy facing a very uncertain future. At the very time when humanity needs a robu ...to change through democratic means, it is a short step to the belief that democracy is a sham facade behind which secretive elites manipulate the system in the
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  • Food policy councils
    ...es of democratic participation. FPCs often have roles as vehicles for food democracy.<ref name="Bassarab 2019a" /> FPCs use collaborative governance frameworks ...h the policymaking bodies. Without a connection to food policymakers, food democracy does not transcend the confines of the FPC and thus necessarily falls short
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  • 2019 Status Report
    ...initiatives to a wider societal transformation towards sustainability and democracy, including the social and cultural changes this might imply.
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  • Inclusive governance
    The sustainability crisis is above all a crisis of democracy, reflecting appropriation of national and EU politics by vested financial i
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  • SDG3
    ...communal meals, decision-making based on consensus and/or consent, social democracy and equality, and the existence of shared spaces such as community centres
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  • REScoop
    ...an federation of renewable energy cooperatives. It seeks to promote energy democracy and citizen empowerment in debates on European energy futures, via four def
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  • EWS Schoenau
    1997 – Förderpreis „Demokratie Leben“ („Living Democracy“ Sponsorship Award) ...ocracy.net/?p=1067, Elektrizitätswerke Schönau, Germany, article in Energy Democracy, Nov 2017]; accessed on 9 April 2020
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  • Social solidarity economy
    *The democracy principle: equal decision-making power for each person within the organisat ...ty, mutualism, cooperation and reciprocity; social, political and economic democracy; universal equity and justice for all, including in relation to gender, rac
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  • Economy for the Common Good
    ...y, solidarity, ecological sustainability, social justice, transparency and democracy. The notion of the common good implies that production-consumption systems
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  • Anthropocene
    ...municipal authority of a radical leftist coalition committed to grassroots democracy.<ref> Armerio, M., Di Angelis, M., 2017. Anthropocene: victims, narrators,
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  • Community responses to COVID-19
    ...economy/social-support-networks-springing-coronavirus-stricken-china/ Open Democracy] ...rkers-demand-refuge-in-vacant-apartments-hotels/ Truthout / Amy Goodman on Democracy Now!]
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  • Governance in community-led initiatives
    The sustainability crisis is above all a crisis of democracy, reflecting appropriation of national and EU politics by vested financial i
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  • ECOLISE
    ...ld potentially constitute the foundation of wider direct and participatory democracy<ref name=":0" />. This may include piloting and feeding back to smaller-sca
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  • Overview of political economy
    ...a participatory society that includes, but goes beyond, both participatory democracy and consumer activism’.<ref>De Schutter, Olivier (2014): ''The EU’s Fif
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  • Karl Polanyi
    ...at were to shape the rest of the 20<sup>th</sup> century, including social democracy and neoliberalism. As Block and Somers write: ‘Despite being much less we
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  • Transition movement
    ...ns, education, healing and reparations, action by companies, participatory democracy and design of new more regenerative systems which operate within ecological * Participatory democracy (e.g. citizens assemblies)       
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  • Municipalities in Transition
    ...orted activity relating to: food and agriculture, education, participatory democracy, planning and community work. Other topics mentioned included: [[inner tran
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  • VILCO
    ...tter management of ‘the commons’, and more effectiveness, transparency and democracy.
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  • Municipalities in Transition instrument
    ...g-term directions without much wider involvement, potentially jeopardizing democracy (Hendriks, 2009; see also Jhagroe & Loorbach, 2015).
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  • Community-led initiatives in Ireland
    The Citizens' Assembly was an exercise in deliberative democracy, placing the citizen at the heart of important legal and policy issues faci
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  • Community-led initiatives and the Sustainable Development Goals
    ...communal meals, decision-making based on consensus and/or consent, social democracy and equality, and the existence of shared spaces such as community centres
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