neyslu
Neyslu is a term used in contemporary sociological literature to describe a form of informal, voluntary mutual aid within communities. It refers to networks in which members exchange goods, services, or time without standardized monetary payments, relying on social ties, reciprocity, and trust rather than formal contracts. The etymology is uncertain; some scholars propose it as a modern neologism derived from multilingual roots, while others treat it as a term coined in recent decades in studies of grassroots economies.
Practices associated with neyslu include time banking, tool- and resource-sharing, skill-swapping, and neighborhood exchanges that operate
Scholarly and policy discussions around neyslu examine its potential to complement formal welfare and social services
Neyslu remains a fluid concept with variations in practice across communities. Researchers continue to study its