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Essays and reportage exploring some of the ideas and work of transforming society in this century. Drawing on decades of study and experience making change, sometimes failing, sharing lessons, thinking critically, aiming to serve the common good.

Newsletter · By Jay Tompt · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 7, 2026

    Practicing the commons in De Kleine Aarde (opens the original)

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    Our little earth is like a particle in the vast cosmos but full of life, including at least one kind that has become aware of itself and its place in the universe, at least to the degree we can truly know such things. It may be the only planet which hosts such life. There’s virtually no possibility we will ever find out whether this is true, making our little oasis precious beyond which our limited minds can adequately grasp nor express in words.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href=

  2. Issue · Aug 31, 2026

    The Whole Person Overthrows Homo Economicus (opens the original)

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    The ideological bubble burstsThe dominant economic paradigm has been under constant criticism since forever, it seems. But the crash of ‘08, the subsequent government bailouts and unwise austerity programmes brought critiques into the popular hyper-mediated political imaginary as never before. The assumptions underpinning this paradigm were discredited. Even Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman under whose watch it occurred, admitted that the dominant ideology which governed his and others’ thinking

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