A reflexive, more sustainable model of debt would adjust its limits to the economic, social, cultural and ecological environment. A resolvency understanding and design of debt deliberation could infuse reflexive democratic power into the economic system. Reflexive debt theory strives to clarify how different social rationalities of debt as economic financial credit, political power relations and bonds, cultural symbolic rituals and ecological life relations debts fit together in a larger (evolutionary) picture. Within the project we try to collect pieces and traces of such a transformative idea of RE:DEBT as basic socio-economic medium. 

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