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(The Danube River near Vukovar, Croatia.)

Philosophy on the Danube River

In the aftermath of the Yugoslavian Civil War, a local philosopher uses philosophical practice to inspire personal and communal action.

(Michal Pechardo)

We’re not only facing a crisis of loneliness but we’re atomized. Our systems seem designed to further undermine social fabric and place.

(Erik Mclean)

Eating crab is a fitting tradition for an Appalachian community dealing with the intergenerational trauma connected to the opioid crisis.

(Thought Catalog)

The key to fixing our cities, to creating Strong Towns, is to treat them like complex, emergent systems capable of iterative change.

To address rising atomization and alienation, we must account for radical inadequacy and experiment with more totalizing communities.

(Pixabay)

Not only is a land value tax economically efficient, it offers a development pattern and taxation philosophy that nurtures vibrant communities.