The Cosmolocal Reader features 50 chapters documenting and discussing theory and practice. From modular automotive manufacturing, to agri-robotics and peer to peer farming, community driven wind power and housing construction… to biohacking, furniture fabrication, upcycling, prosthetics, and disaster relief, 38 cases and examples from around the world provide a foundation to consider what exists and what could be.
GTN members Michel Bauwens and José Ramos were among the co-editors, and the collection includes pieces by other GTN members, such as Helena Norberg-Hodge and Steven Gorelick.
