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Where will people today turn for inspiration as they develop governance systems for the present and future?

The dominant political practices in many parts of the world have been defined around a narrow set of Western concepts and traditions. But the legacies of human self-governance are much broader than that.

To expand our historical imagination and our repertoires for the future, governance archaeology is a strategy for co-producing a global commons of collective governance design. We hope to inspire institutional learning and experimentation, particularly in the face of rapid technological change and vexing global crises.