Latest posts from Share The World’s Resources

Read below the most recent content from STWR that includes our editorials, articles, book publications and events. Additional guest content can be viewed by clicking ‘latest posts’ on the main menu above. To keep informed of our activities, please sign up to our newsletter here

16850330325 cc2c8989d7 c

Commercialisation: the antithesis of sharing

Article / 3rd April 2014

The greatest danger in the world today is not commercialisation per se but our constant identification with its inner and outer manifestation, whereby human intelligence is led in the opposite direction from nature and spiritual evolution.

16850330325 cc2c8989d7 c

Equity + sustainability = sharing globally

Article / 21st March 2014

At a time when the risk of civilizational collapse is widely forewarned, it is time to recognise that the call for sharing is a cause that can unite concerned citizens working on a diverse range of interconnected global issues.

16850330325 cc2c8989d7 c

Viva la #SharingSpring!

Blog / 5th March 2014

As the Sharing Spring kicks off, more and more people are participating in localised forms of sharing in response to the failures of government and big business. While this is right and imperative, it is equally vital that citizens call upon their political representatives to integrate the principle of sharing into governmental policies on national and global levels.

16850330325 cc2c8989d7 c

The radical implications of ‘internationalising our minds’

Blog / 4th March 2014

There has never been such an urgency for adopting an international perspective in relation to the world’s most pressing issues, but we are still far away from creating a truly global political platform that can challenge the power of the 0.001%. Hence the implications of internationalising our minds are all-inclusive and profound.

16850330325 cc2c8989d7 c

From sharing cities to a sharing world

Blog / 7th February 2014

Few could disagree on the beneficial aspects of sharing resources within communities or across municipalities, but can the sharing economy in its current form represent a movement that can challenge unjust power structures and pave the way to a better world?

Previous Next
We use cookies in order to give you the best possible experience on our website. By continuing to use this site, you agree to our use of cookies.
Accept
Reject
Privacy Policy