Healing Communities: PhD thesis
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Title: Healing Communities. What if we collectively had the capacity to overcome any crisis in a matter of days? A method for teams of teams to: listen to each other, agree on priorities, put in commons resources, create few but essential and freely adaptable solutions.
Author: Fabio Balli
Supervisors:
- Marguerite Mendell, social economy
- Warren Linds, arts-based participatory research
- Satoshi Ikeda, political sociology
- Philippe Caignon, experiential learning (chair)
Programme: Individualised PhD in Social Science, a programme "to promote innovative and creative approaches to issues that are outside the normal boundaries of investigation"
Institution: Concordia University, Tiohtià:ke / Montreal, Canada
Structure
- Introduction
- Journey to the PhD
- Research context and methodologies
- Some theory on the commons
- Breathing freely: creation-as-research
- Commoning across disciplines
- Commoning across territories
- Commoning across commons
- Four levers for solidarity-driven ecosystems
- Bringing diverse people together for ludic events to overcome loneliness
- Generating collective value to overcome material scarcity
- Facilitating agreements across teams of teams to overcome power plays
- Revisiting collective narratives to break free from self-servitude
- How thousands people could end misery within weeks
- Festival ’taking care together’
- Translating Wikipedia in 80 hours: the Captcha example
- Solving collective crises within hours
- Applications to regain joy in our daily lives
- Closing and references
- Bridge to the future
- References
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Defence
- Balli, Fabio. (2023, April 3). How an Individualized PhD provided me with the resources to imagine a future where all humans could live decently, and rally people across territories to generate $2 million collective value. Concordia University INDI Research Day, Tiohtià:ke/Montreal, Canada. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7794656