socialor
Socialor is a theoretical construct used to describe a mode of social organization in which authority and coordination emerge from networked relations rather than through centralized institutions. It foregrounds distributed decision-making, mutual aid, and norm-guided behavior within a community of participants.
The term is a neologism encountered in contemporary discussions of digital societies, peer governance, and the
Core features typically cited include decentralized governance processes, voluntary participation, and decision-making that aggregates through consensus,
Applications appear in open-source projects, mutual-aid networks, participatory budgeting experiments, and some online communities that organize
In scholarly debates, socialor is discussed alongside related concepts such as social capital, commons governance, and