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In praise of Russell Brand’s sharing revolution

Article / 24th November 2014

For all of Brand’s joking and braggadocio, a sagacious theme runs through his new book: that a peaceful revolution must bring about a fairer sharing of the world’s resources, which depends upon a revelation about our true spiritual nature.

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Advocacy at the UN for a commons-based vision of sustainable development

Blog / 10th November 2014

Civil society groups at the United Nations are highlighting a powerful new movement in our midst based on caring, sharing, community and cooperation – and they propose a comprehensive vision for how governments can unleash its full potential.

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Reclaiming the transformative potential of the sharing economy

Blog / 4th November 2014

Can the ethic and practice of sharing really can create fairer, more sustainable and more democratic societies – and if so, how is it going to happen? The following talk by STWR was given at the event ‘Reclaim the Alternative’ held in Brighton, UK.

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Rise up America, rise up!

Article / 29th October 2014

The time has come when America must rapidly transform its values through a more inclusive and spiritual vision, based upon a just sharing of the world’s resources. It is up to you, the youth of America, to lead the way by organising a non-stop demonstration in every state, until that nationwide wave of peaceful protest eventually catches on globally.

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The return of Occupy London: this time it’s truly political

Blog / 22nd October 2014

Occupy is back in London, UK, with a renewed focus on politics and an ambitious vision: to galvanise a mass movement for real democracy and establish a huge People’s Assembly to debate a list of specific demands for radical political reform.

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