INTRODUCING THE “REPLENISHING ECONOMY” A RECENT LONDON PROJECT

1. INTRODUCING THE “REPLENISHING ECONOMY” A RECENT LONDON PROJECT

2. QUILLIGAN SEMINARS MAY 2012 12 SEMiNARS IN 12 DAYS REINSTATING THE COMMONS AS THE KEY TO ECONOMIC JUSTICE RESTORING A SENSE OF OUR PART IN THE NATURE OF PLANET EARTH

3. MATRIX OR WOMB OF THE MODERN/POST MODERN FINANCIAL CAPITALISM INDIVIDUALPERSONAL CAPITALPRIVATE All degrading Growing Exponentially THE DEGRADING ECONOMY • INTERIOR EXTERIOR Being Owned & Commodified Exponentially AllDegrading PUBLIC CAPITAL COMMONS CAPITAL COLLECTIVE

4. NOW VISUALISE THE EXTENT OF THE DEGRADATION – DON’T TRY TO GRASP IT ALL – JUST HOLD THE IMAGE • AFFECTING AREAS COVERED BY ALL THE MAJOR DISCIPLINES

5. MATRIX OR WOMB OF THE MODERN/POST MODERN FINANCIAL CAPITALISM INDIVIDUAL PERSONAL CAPITALPRIVATE CAPITAL (Ontogenetic Development) Unitary Accounting (Bio-physical Sustenance / Personal Health) Mass Productive Output (Sensory Wants! Individual. Demand) Inflation or Deflation of Asset Value (Knowledge & Innovation ! initiative & Risk) Profit & Capital Accumulation / Banking (Saving / Civic Participation) Individual y Corporate Share (Friendship I Mating Parenting) Advertising (Working Wage Earning) Product or Service (Consuming) Property Right / Contractual Management (Spending) Price • INTERIOR • (Dissociation of Purchasing Power) ( (Social Poverty/Community Fragmentation)( (Commoditization of Labor) • (Repression of Women, Children & Youth) • (Religious, Racial & Minority Oppression) • (Linguistic, Intellectual & Communications Suppression) • (Cultural Repression 'Collective Debt) • (Ecological Destruction) • (Genetic Monopolization) • COMMONS CAPITAL EXTERIOR Basic Goods & Services Agriculture, Land & Housing Employment Social Health & Welfare Industry I Taxes, Civil Service, Law Security Education, Technology & Information Credit & Liquidity / Interest Rates Natural Resources ! Energy Mass Population PUBLIC CAPITAL COLLECTIVE HOLD THIS IMAGE IN MIND Quilligan - see foot notes

6. NOT an Integral map, since the stages of the Upper Right and Lower Right quadrants are highly differentiated, while the items in the Upper Leftand Lower Left quadrants are repressed or malformed stages (as indicated by parentheses) in the actualization of personal and commons capital. The Market State creates many forms of dissociation denying autonomy of personal capital & increasing the division of commons capital: including the division of labour, resource extraction, rent, surplus accumulation, issuance of currency, interest rates, debt, commodification, reductionism, disinformation, deterritorialization, subsistence, slavery, colonialism, state terrorism, oppression, violence and war. James Quilligan from ‘The Commons and Integral Capital’ www.kosmosjournal.org in the Spring 2009 number

7. NOW VISUALISE • ‘THE REPLENISHING ECONOMY’ • - HOLD THE IMAGE IN MIND • REPLENISHING AREAS COVERED • BY ALL • THE MAJOR DISCIPLINES

8. HOLD THIS IMAGE OF REPLENISHMENT IN MIND MODERN/POST MODERN FINANCIAL CAPITALISM INDIVIDUALPERSONAL CAPITALPRIVATE ALL TOWARDS MUTUAL WELL-BEING EMERGENT SENSE OF TRUSTEESHIP THE REPLENISHING ECONOMY • INTERIOR EXTERIOR EMERGENT SENSE OF TRUSTEESHIP All TOWARDS SOCIETAL WELL-BEING PUBLIC CAPITAL COMMONS CAPITAL COLLECTIVE

9. INTEGRAL CAPITAL INDIVIDUAL PERSONAL CAPITALPRIVATE CAPITAL Sovereign Being Global Material Wealth Human Birthrights Allocation per Carrying Capacity Ontogenetic Development Holistic Accounting Bio-Physical Sustenance Personal Health Mass Productive Output Sincerity of Need./ Generosity in Giving Equilibrium of Asset Value Knowing & Creativity / Initiative & Capacity for Risk Profit & Capital Accumulation / Banking Intentionality in Saving Civic Conscience Individual Corporate Share Integrity in Friendship, Mating & Parenting Advertising Meaning in Work /Wage Self-Identity Product or Service Mindfulness in Consumption Property Right / Contractual Management. Self-Reflection in Spending Price INTERIOREXTERIOR Equity in Purchasing Power Basic Goods & Services Social Development & Community Trust Agriculture, Land & Housing Labor Reciprocity Employment Equality of Women, Youth Children Social Health & Welfare Religious, Racial & Minority Cooperation Industry/ Civil Service, Law & Security Linguistic, Intellectual & Communications Freedom Education, Technology & Information Open Cultural Exchange Currency Renewability Credit & Liquidity /Replenishment Rate Ecological Stewardship Natural Resources / Energy Phylogenetic Preservation Mass Population Mutual Responsibility through Commons Trusts UN Global Economic Council. Shared Values of Global Commonwealth Cosmopolitan Democracy COMMONS CAPITAL. PUBLIC CAPITAL COLLECTIVE Quilligan - See foot notes kosmos I .spring.summer 2009 p35

10. This Figure suggests historical and current parallels between the development of political economy and the development of individual and collective conscious value. It also anticipates new areas of realization, growth and organisation that will result from a transformation of the personal motivations, drives and meaning involved in people's shared management of their commons, which in turn will transform political economy both nationally and globally. James Quilligan from ‘The Commons and Integral Capital’ www.kosmosjournal.org in the Spring 2009 number

11. James Quilligan has been developing insights about managing local and global Commons demonstrating how in a spiritually founded Commons-based Economy: • consumers become the producers of their own resources • - trusts set a cap on the extraction and use of a resource to preserve it for future generations • businesses flourish by renting a proportion of the resources outside the cap for extraction and production • governments tax a percentage of these rents, funding a basic income for citizens and the restoration of depleted resources • the power of decision-making returns to the people, enabling them to participate in the decisions that affect them directly • the traditional property ownership model is balanced by a trusteeship model of sustainability, quality of life and well-being • the lessons of community-based resource management have major implications for post-liberal forms of multilateralism and global governance.

12. QUILLIGAN SEMINARS MAY 2012 12 ENAGEMENTS IN 12 DAYS A PROTOTYPE MODELLING SYSTEMIC CHANGE WORKING ON ECONOMIC JUSTICE

13. A REPLENISHING ECONOMY FOUNDED ON ‘PRIOR UNITY’, INHERENT, COHERENT INTEGRAL EXISTENCE SAFE GUARD THE FRAGILE MIRACLE

14. REFERENCE POINTS http://www.schoolofcommoning.com/content/what-role-commons-economy www.ccmj.org www.c4ej.com peterchallen@gmail.org