The research behind the practice.
Formerly the Wiki. Reference articles on each mechanism, the academic papers they rest on, and the policy frameworks that carry them into the world. Written for people who want to understand how the tools work well enough to build with them or argue about them.
The Library is open to contributors. Articles live in the site repository; edit or add one on GitHub.
Reference articles
Papers
- Toward Associational Data Rights: A Digital Economy for Families and the Common Good
- The Plural Stack: Rebuilding our Digital Foundations from Protocol Up
- How AI Companies Can Pay Fair Rates for the Content They Need
- Compressed to 0: The Silent Strings of Proof of Personhood
- Decentralized Society: Finding Web3's Soul
- Who Watches the Watchmen? A Review of Subjective Approaches for Sybil-Resistance in Proof of Personhood Protocols
- Data Dividends Working Paper
- Data Freedom Act
- The Handbook for Radical Local Democracy
- Roadmap to Pandemic Resilience
- Taiwan: Grassroots Digital Democracy That Works
- Rethinking Public Purchasing
- Equality of Power and Fair Public Decision-Making
- A History for the Future: Radical Markets and the Work of History
- A Crossroads, not an Island: A Response to Hanoch Dagan
- RadicalxChange: An Academic Agenda
- Verifying Identity as a Social Intersection
- Ownership and Punishment
- Liberal Radicalism: A Flexible Design for Philanthropic Matching Funds
- Antitrust Remedies for Labor Market Power
- Redesigning Spectrum Licenses to Encourage Innovation and Investment
- Quadratic Voting and the Public Good: Introduction
- A Proposal to Limit the Anti-Competitive Power of Institutional Investors
Books
Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society (Posner and Weyl, 2018) is where the movement began. Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology and Democracy (Tang, Weyl and the Plurality community, 2024) is where it went next, and is free to read online.