New Village Journal 2: Community Scale Economics

Issue 2: Community Scale Economics Table of Contents Placemaking The New Urbanism: Zoning and Housing that Serve Home-based Businesses By Michael Pyatok, FAIA Share-It Square: A Portland Neighborhood Creates Civic Riches by Andrea Montalbano Greenmarket: Farmers' Markets of New York Make Modern Day Agora by Jane McGroarty Littleton, Colorado: A Self-reliant Community in the Global Age by Christian Gibbon Feature Amazing Shrinking Machines: Local Economies are Thriving Alternatives to Globalism by Michael Shuman Resources: Community Scale Economies Microenterprise Profiles in Microlending: Case Studies of Women Entrepreneurs by Betsy Brill Encouraging New Entrepreneurs, Not Just Creating Jobs by Roberta Brandes Gratz Resources: Microenterprises in the U.S. Money Making Money Sustainable: Work in Progress at the Los Angeles Eco-Village by Lois Arkin Community Currencies at a Crossroads: New Ways Forward for Local Currencies and LETS Systems by Tom Cohen-Mitchell Progressive Business Models Cooperatives: Co-op and Worker Owned Businesses by Steve Bodzin Urban Aquaculture by Beth Ferguson Sweet Economics: New Cooperative Produces Chocolate Where it is Grown by Marc (Moth) Green Resources: Cooperatives and Worker-Owned Businesses Social Purpose Ventures Youth Industry by Teresa Moore Resources: Community Economic Development Urban Agriculture Urban Agriculture: A Revolutionary Model for Economic Development by Chris Lazarus Profiles in Urban Agriculture by Chris Lazarus The Food Project -- Roxbury and Lincoln, Massachusetts Isles Community Farm -- Trenton, New Jersey Fairview Gardens -- Goleta, California Annex Organics/ Field to Table -- Toronto, Ontario Greensgrow Farm -- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Growing Home -- Chicago, Illinois Village of Arts and Humanities -- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Urban Agriculture Network -- Washington, D.C. Resources: Urban Agriculture In Memory Rosemary Rabin, HAIA Kermit Dorius, FAIA