commonism

The commons is constantly threatened by the market and by politics, and that in turn, threatens the functioning of that same market and politics, affirms sociologist Pascal Gielen. This is a collection of definitions of commonism.

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Commonism as proposed by us could only come from a true re-evaluation of what cultures have in common." (Gielen&Lijster: 59)

# Features - needs to be meta-ideological - different from narrow-minded one party ideologies even so it is political-ideological in nature as it shapes society - no blood and soil narrative - no technocratic and administrative-technical steering phantasies

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# See also

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# Sources

Pascal Gielen & Thijs Lijster (2015): Culture: The Substructure ofr a European Common, in Gielen (ed.) No Culture, No Europe. On the Foundation of Politics, p. 19-61.