it concerns the table, Codex
Justinianus revisted and 2) The logic of the market versus
the logic of the commons
Dear Chris,
I would also like to excerpt that article in a blog article, starting from the following paragraph, and including the two tables, can you help for the blog, and please postdate to Feb 7 or after ?
(the title of table 2 could be the title of the article)
this is the starting paragraph:
"Today, the commons are often excluded
from policy discussions and commoners are often disempowered. This
tendency is enforced by the dominant political thinking, which is used
to thinking in
dichotomies. Here the
market, there the state, here the private, there the public, here the
teacher, there the pupil, here competition, there cooperation, here the
good thing, there the bad thing. As a consequence, we tend to look for
Either-Or-Solutions, which leads to consider Market and State as the
only two serious realms of action. The commons are usually left behind
and ignored.
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