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Localism’s premise is that by reducing the scale of the economy, we can not only stop the rush toward social and ecological breakdown but restore damaged ecosystems and increase our own personal well-being. [[Michael Shuman]] is a localist. | Localism’s premise is that by reducing the scale of the economy, we can not only stop the rush toward social and ecological breakdown but restore damaged ecosystems and increase our own personal well-being. [[Michael Shuman]] is a localist. [[World Localization Day]] was created by | ||
[[Helena Norbert Hodge]] has done more than anyone to promote localism. | [[Helena Norbert Hodge]] who has done more than anyone to promote localism. | ||
[[Culture Link]] has created a localist project in Canada. [https://www.theculturelink.org/] Transforming the intersection of art and commerce by building inclusive facilities. Place based, public sector aspect, its part of the [[Placemaking]] movement. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:35, 22 June 2024
Localism’s premise is that by reducing the scale of the economy, we can not only stop the rush toward social and ecological breakdown but restore damaged ecosystems and increase our own personal well-being. Michael Shuman is a localist. World Localization Day was created by
Helena Norbert Hodge who has done more than anyone to promote localism.
Culture Link has created a localist project in Canada. [1] Transforming the intersection of art and commerce by building inclusive facilities. Place based, public sector aspect, its part of the Placemaking movement.