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| + | The idea of a FairShares Commons Company emerged from the work of Graham Boyd and Jack Reardon, and the consultancy company Evolutesix. Evolutesix was an early adopter of the FairShares Model (in 2016), and through 2018/19 built a network of organisational and personal coaches who further developed Graham Boyd's concept of a 'free company' (i.e. free from the subjugation that occurs in a capital market where a company is seen as property to be bought and sold). | ||
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| + | These pages were created - initially - by Prof Rory Ridley-Duff, whilst reading source material for the book 'The Roads to New Co-operativism' and have been integrated into the FairShares Wiki by members of the FairShares Association (2020 - 2023). | ||
Revision as of 10:31, 14 April 2020
Introduction
The idea of a FairShares Commons Company emerged from the work of Graham Boyd and Jack Reardon, and the consultancy company Evolutesix. Evolutesix was an early adopter of the FairShares Model (in 2016), and through 2018/19 built a network of organisational and personal coaches who further developed Graham Boyd's concept of a 'free company' (i.e. free from the subjugation that occurs in a capital market where a company is seen as property to be bought and sold).
These pages were created - initially - by Prof Rory Ridley-Duff, whilst reading source material for the book 'The Roads to New Co-operativism' and have been integrated into the FairShares Wiki by members of the FairShares Association (2020 - 2023).
