[Talk] Governable Spaces | Collective Governance: Governance Archaeology

Had a lovely time sharing a talk and panel earlier this month at the Brooklyn Public Library on Governable Spaces: Tech for Democratic Communities alongside colleagues and collaborators Nathan Schneider (Governable Spaces), Hazel Devjani (Metagov), and Rudy Fraser (Papertree).

Topics we collectively covered include:

  • governable spaces and implicit feudalism

  • financial infrastructure for mutual aid

  • toolkits for governance

For my portion, I also cover:

  • collective governance and commoning

    • examples: participatory budgeting, cooperative models, digital governance

  • governance archaeology — a collaborative project between myself, Federica Carugati, Nathan Schneider, and Júlia Rodrigues, investigating collective governance practices across history, geography, and culture (more to come soon!)

  • Indigenous data sovereignty


Watch the recording on the Internet Archive here:
>> Governable Spaces: Tech for Democratic Communities