“Alice James Poetry Collective.” Communities: A Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “My Search for Community and Intimacy: Is Cohousing the Answer?” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. “La Iglesia de los Extranjeros.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Bursting the Bubble: The Challenges of Progressive Community Living in the Rural South.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. “And I Listen: Staying connected and building trust when adult children choose the ‘alternative’ lifestyle of living in community.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. Abridged version of essay in International Journal of Modern Sociology (Spring 1976).Īlbright, Victoria. “Middle Class Commune: A Case Study.” Communities: A Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Flowing in the Wind.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “The Bridge to a Greener World.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. “After the Celebration.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No.
Cigarettes, Alcohol, Visitors, and Events.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No.
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“Advice About How to Handle Challenging Dynamics. “La Caravana: Have Ecovillage, Will Travel.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Conversations on Class at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. “Freestate: An Anti-Nuke Community Action.” Communities: A Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Seeking a Spiritual Community Home.” In Communities Directory: A Guide to Cooperative Living, 1995 Edition (Langley, Washington: Fellowship for Intentional Community): 46-47.Īditya, Ilios and Nini Manio. “Reclaiming a Neighborhood: Oceanview.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Prescriptions for Happiness.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. A Guide to Cooperative Living (Stelle, Illinois: Communities Publications Cooperative / Evansville, Indiana: Fellowship for Intentional Community, 1990), 54-56.Īdams, Patch. “Prescription for Community.” In The 1990/91 Directory of Intentional Communities. “Hilarity, Health Care, and Art.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “The Gesundheit! Institute: A 45 Year-Old Communal Hospital Experiment.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. “From Leadership to Empowerment.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Breaking Old Patterns, Weaving New Ties: Building Alliances Across Cultural Differences.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No.
19 (March/April 1976): 2-5.Īdair, Margo and Sharon Howell.
“Access & Changes.” Communities: A Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Starting Elder Communities.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Elder Cohousing: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. 100 (Fall 1998): 30.Ībraham, Neshama and Kate Delagrange. “About the School of the Americas.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “About the F of E C.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “About Kibbutz Lotan.” Communities: Journal of Cooperative Living, No. “Humaneitarians Unite.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. Reprinted with changes from Lama Live (Fall 1998).Ībels, Caroline. “Spiritual Community of Many Faiths.” In Communities Directory: A Guide to Intentional Communities and Cooperative Living 2000 Edition (Rutledge, MO: Fellowship for Intentional Community, 2000), 57-59. To search for any term in this index, press Ctrl F and enter text to searchĪbbott-Richards, Stevie. Many thanks to Lyman Tower Sargent for preparing this index
Including Communities #1-184, and Communitas #1-2Īll articles listed alphabetically by author, except where not credited (in which case articles appear by title)
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