Abstract
A quiet ownership revolution is underway in the USA, one that holds tremendous promise for a new age of economic, social, and environmental justice. The old trio of conventional public, private, and non-profit ownership forms is no longer adequate to encompass the evolution and hybridisation of institutional forms currently underway. This paper offers a taxonomy of democratic ownership models, an exploration of new innovations emerging, and observations on how these models might be scaled up to create an economy of enduring, broadly enjoyed prosperity.
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