Electoralism can often feel like a dead-end for the kind of radical transformation needed to avert ecological catastrophe. Can we build power locally as a strategy for global change?
Hi Nick, I've learned a lot from you and wanted to thank you for your passion, insights, and grounded optimism. When I read about Radical Municipalism, the first thing that came to mind was the growing "constitutional sheriff" movement in the U.S. Living in a county with a "constitutional sheriff", this isn't the direction I would hope that Radical Municipalism would take. Nonetheless, I wonder if there are similar yet much more positive community-centric examples that are gaining a similar level of traction. Best wishes from Freetown, Brian
Explanation of horizontal governance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wywMhg604W8
Hi Nick, I've learned a lot from you and wanted to thank you for your passion, insights, and grounded optimism. When I read about Radical Municipalism, the first thing that came to mind was the growing "constitutional sheriff" movement in the U.S. Living in a county with a "constitutional sheriff", this isn't the direction I would hope that Radical Municipalism would take. Nonetheless, I wonder if there are similar yet much more positive community-centric examples that are gaining a similar level of traction. Best wishes from Freetown, Brian