For you holarcacy buffs, see this article. I explored holacracy quite a
bit in the Ning IPS anti-capitalism thread but thought its anachronistic
attachment to capitalism tainted the otherwise general shift to the
neo-Commons. This offshoot might address that drawback.
"We’ve both experimented with different forms of organisational
governance structures for our organisations, and we’ve systematically
found that fluid, holonic structures works best. However, we felt that
the traditional Holacracy model wasn’t
entirely suitable for us, because it wasn’t fluid enough for the type of
Decentralized Autonomous Organizations(DAO) and Distributed
Collaborative Organization(DCO) swarm structures we're building. Hence,
we decided to codify a 'Liquid Holacracy' governance model. We hope the
open source model will be useful for organisations both inside and
outside of the crypto space."
And from this post:
"The
faster we evolve, the farther we are away from existing economic
structures. [...] Even what we mean by 'government' is in question.
People are used to thinking of government as an institution supported by
taxes that enforces a monopoly on violence. But what if the future of
governance itself was an emergent property of collective preference?"
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