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  1. In the upheaval and dread that followed the fall of the Western Roman Empire, many people abandoned cities to build monasteries in remote places. They gathered into communities to do, together, meaningful work – "ora et labora" Saint Benedict's motto.

    Fifteen years ago, we at @edgeryders prototyped a non-religious Unmonastery to reconcile work with making meaning. Perhaps it is time to explore that idea some more.

    youtu.be/O3t2MRB-rn8?si=5ulMNE

    #unmonastery
    #economics
    #placeBased

  2. In the upheaval and dread that followed the fall of the Western Roman Empire, many people abandoned cities to build monasteries in remote places. They gathered into communities to do, together, meaningful work – "ora et labora" Saint Benedict's motto.

    Fifteen years ago, we at @edgeryders prototyped a non-religious Unmonastery to reconcile work with making meaning. Perhaps it is time to explore that idea some more.

    youtu.be/O3t2MRB-rn8?si=5ulMNE

    #unmonastery
    #economics
    #placeBased

  3. In the upheaval and dread that followed the fall of the Western Roman Empire, many people abandoned cities to build monasteries in remote places. They gathered into communities to do, together, meaningful work – "ora et labora" Saint Benedict's motto.

    Fifteen years ago, we at @edgeryders prototyped a non-religious Unmonastery to reconcile work with making meaning. Perhaps it is time to explore that idea some more.

    youtu.be/O3t2MRB-rn8?si=5ulMNE

    #unmonastery
    #economics
    #placeBased

  4. In the upheaval and dread that followed the fall of the Western Roman Empire, many people abandoned cities to build monasteries in remote places. They gathered into communities to do, together, meaningful work – "ora et labora" Saint Benedict's motto.

    Fifteen years ago, we at @edgeryders prototyped a non-religious Unmonastery to reconcile work with making meaning. Perhaps it is time to explore that idea some more.

    youtu.be/O3t2MRB-rn8?si=5ulMNE

    #unmonastery
    #economics
    #placeBased

  5. In the upheaval and dread that followed the fall of the Western Roman Empire, many people abandoned cities to build monasteries in remote places. They gathered into communities to do, together, meaningful work – "ora et labora" Saint Benedict's motto.

    Fifteen years ago, we at @edgeryders prototyped a non-religious Unmonastery to reconcile work with making meaning. Perhaps it is time to explore that idea some more.

    youtu.be/O3t2MRB-rn8?si=5ulMNE

    #unmonastery
    #economics
    #placeBased

  6. As Europe debates the shape of post-2027 policies, one question looms large: how can we reconcile competitiveness with cohesion in an age of transition? Time to revisit place-based policymaking! Read our new blog post 👉 steady.page/en/spatialforesigh

    Regional disparities are widening — with many territories still trapped in cycles of low productivity, fiscal stress, and outmigration. Market forces alone are not correcting these divides; in fact, they are often deepening them.

    This is where place-based policymaking comes in:
    🔹 deliberate, spatially targeted interventions,
    🔹 long-term transformation over marginal adjustment,
    🔹 integration across sectors and governance levels,
    🔹 and foresight capacity to future-proof decisions.

    The lesson? Effective place-based policies are not “nice-to-haves” — they are vital tools for navigating systemic transitions, from climate neutrality to digitalisation. But they must be well-designed, properly resourced, and embedded in adaptive governance systems if they are to deliver real change.

    The blog post is inspired by a recent publication by @oecd

    #PlaceBased #RegionalPolicy #Governance #Cohesion #Foresight #EU

  7. As Europe debates the shape of post-2027 policies, one question looms large: how can we reconcile competitiveness with cohesion in an age of transition? Time to revisit place-based policymaking! Read our new blog post 👉 steady.page/en/spatialforesigh

    Regional disparities are widening — with many territories still trapped in cycles of low productivity, fiscal stress, and outmigration. Market forces alone are not correcting these divides; in fact, they are often deepening them.

    This is where place-based policymaking comes in:
    🔹 deliberate, spatially targeted interventions,
    🔹 long-term transformation over marginal adjustment,
    🔹 integration across sectors and governance levels,
    🔹 and foresight capacity to future-proof decisions.

    The lesson? Effective place-based policies are not “nice-to-haves” — they are vital tools for navigating systemic transitions, from climate neutrality to digitalisation. But they must be well-designed, properly resourced, and embedded in adaptive governance systems if they are to deliver real change.

    The blog post is inspired by a recent publication by @oecd

    #PlaceBased #RegionalPolicy #Governance #Cohesion #Foresight #EU

  8. As Europe debates the shape of post-2027 policies, one question looms large: how can we reconcile competitiveness with cohesion in an age of transition? Time to revisit place-based policymaking! Read our new blog post 👉 steady.page/en/spatialforesigh

    Regional disparities are widening — with many territories still trapped in cycles of low productivity, fiscal stress, and outmigration. Market forces alone are not correcting these divides; in fact, they are often deepening them.

    This is where place-based policymaking comes in:
    🔹 deliberate, spatially targeted interventions,
    🔹 long-term transformation over marginal adjustment,
    🔹 integration across sectors and governance levels,
    🔹 and foresight capacity to future-proof decisions.

    The lesson? Effective place-based policies are not “nice-to-haves” — they are vital tools for navigating systemic transitions, from climate neutrality to digitalisation. But they must be well-designed, properly resourced, and embedded in adaptive governance systems if they are to deliver real change.

    The blog post is inspired by a recent publication by @oecd

    #PlaceBased #RegionalPolicy #Governance #Cohesion #Foresight #EU

  9. As Europe debates the shape of post-2027 policies, one question looms large: how can we reconcile competitiveness with cohesion in an age of transition? Time to revisit place-based policymaking! Read our new blog post 👉 steady.page/en/spatialforesigh

    Regional disparities are widening — with many territories still trapped in cycles of low productivity, fiscal stress, and outmigration. Market forces alone are not correcting these divides; in fact, they are often deepening them.

    This is where place-based policymaking comes in:
    🔹 deliberate, spatially targeted interventions,
    🔹 long-term transformation over marginal adjustment,
    🔹 integration across sectors and governance levels,
    🔹 and foresight capacity to future-proof decisions.

    The lesson? Effective place-based policies are not “nice-to-haves” — they are vital tools for navigating systemic transitions, from climate neutrality to digitalisation. But they must be well-designed, properly resourced, and embedded in adaptive governance systems if they are to deliver real change.

    The blog post is inspired by a recent publication by @oecd

    #PlaceBased #RegionalPolicy #Governance #Cohesion #Foresight #EU

  10. OnlineFirst - "From platform capitalism to strategic place-based platformisation?" by Mike Hodson, Andrew McMeekin and Andy Lockhart:

    #Placebased #platformisation #strategic

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/

  11. OnlineFirst - "From platform capitalism to strategic place-based platformisation?" by Mike Hodson, Andrew McMeekin and Andy Lockhart:

    #Placebased #platformisation #strategic

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/