The books, papers, and external works cited across the wiki, each with a short note on what the work argues and why it matters here.
Overview
Every source page carries the citation, a one-paragraph note on the work, and a “Cited by” backlink list. A work merits a source page when it is cited or referenced anywhere in the corpus. Sources are listed alphabetically by author.
The extraction convention is that a source page is written every time a work is cited on any wiki page; a later merge pass consolidates duplicates. This means the sources folder is one of the first places the wiki grows as new material is extracted.
Where to start
The sources most heavily cited across the corpus, useful as entry points into the framework’s intellectual lineage:
- Ronfeldt (1996). Tribes, Institutions, Markets, Networks. The TIMN framework and its evolution to the TIME framework.
- Ronfeldt (2026). Our Planet’s Ballooning Noosphere. The tri-sphere holonic framework for the Noosphere.
- Ostrom (1990). Governing the Commons. Commons governance.
- Polanyi (1944). The Great Transformation. The double movement and fictitious commodities.
- Richardson et al. (2023). Earth beyond six of nine planetary boundaries. The measurement anchor for planetary limits.
- Gladek et al. (2026). BioHubs: A Pathway to Regional Resilience. The field mapping of 152 initiatives.
- Life (2026). An Introduction to Bioregional Economics (Part I). The foundational definition of bioregional economics as the wiki uses it.
- Margulis (1998). Symbiotic Planet. The biological precedent for Mycelial Consciousness.
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Provenance
Written 27 August 2026 as the landing page for the sources folder. The full alphabetical listing of source pages is generated by Quartz’s explorer plugin. A Sources section is omitted from this page because the folder itself is the sources listing; naming a single anchor source would be arbitrary.