CALL- Communes At Large Letter - AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD
Communal Living Around The World in the Year 2000
Communities in the 20th Century - Yaacov Oved
Two Weeks of International Communal Living - Sol Etzioni
The Common Denominators of the Communities I Visited - Michael Livni
How I Spent My Summer Vacation - Intentional Communities Abroad - Geoph Kozeny
A New Kibbutz Movement - James Grant-Rosenhead


In order to promote the aims of the l.C.D., we publish a modest bi-annual journal (in the English language) under the above name. It contains articles, newspaper excerpts, notices and various information, culled from commune and community publications from all over the world. CALL is a paper about communities and by communities.

The editor is a member of a young Israeli urban commune, accompanied by an editorial board of 2 kibbutz members


The following are the contents of the last few issues of CALL:

Contents of Issue No. 31 - Spring, 2009
Ganas, USA
The Community Project, UK
The Co-operative Idea, Israel
Zendik Farm, USA
Kaleidoscope
Kibbutz Shorts
Emerald Forest
Damanhur, Italy
Keystone Ecological Urban Center, USA
Osho Tapoban, Nepal
Oneida, USA
Dunmire Hollow Community, USA

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 31 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call31.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 30 - Summer, 2008
Findhorn, UK
Brooklyn Commune, USA
Kibbutz Returns?
Kaleidoscope
Kibbutz Shorts
L'Arche, UK
Kibbutz Migvan, Israel
Jindibah, Australia
Niederkaufungen, Germany
Oneida, USA
Dunmire Hollow Community, USA

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 30 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call30.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 29 - Winter, 2007
From the Secretary's Desk - Sol Etzioni, In Memoriam
ICSA Conference 2007
School of Living, USA
Kaleidoscope
Crystal Waters, Australia
Kibbutz Shorts
Ecovillages, Worldwide
Twin Oaks, USA
Christiana, Denmark
Damanhur, Italy
Or Haganuz, Israel

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 29 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call29.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 28 - Spring, 2007
From the Secretary's Desk
Sport In Community
Growing Up In Community
Cooking In Community
A Summer We Would Like To Forget
Kaleidoscope
Camphill Solburg, Norway
Kibbutz Shorts
Socialistic Self-Help Group, Germany
Urban Kibbutz Youth, Haifa, Israel
Interview With Novelist, Amos Oz
Urupia Commune, Italy
Telford Farm, USA
Niederkaufungen, Germany
Manitoba Colony, Mexico

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 28 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call28.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 27 - Summer, 2006
From the Secretary's Desk
Cohousing For The Elderly
Jindibah Community, Australia
Kaleidoscope
Status of the German Communal Movements
Kibbutz Shorts
Roberts Creek Cohousing, Canada
Kibbutz Palmachim, Israel
An Anarchist Commune, USA
Damanhur, Italy
Maagal Hakvutsot, Israel

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 27 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call27.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 26 - Winter, 2005/6
From the Secretary's Desk
In Memoriam
Damanhur, Italy
Emma Goldman Finishing School, USA
Sieben Linden Ecovillage, Germany
The Farm, USA
Kaleidoscope
The Tribe of Likatien, Germany
Kibbutz Shorts
Eurotopia Directory
Smangus, Taiwan
ZEGG, Germany
East Wind, USA
Maagal Hakvutsot, Israel

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 26 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call26.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 25 - Spring, 2005
From the Secretary's Desk
Twin Oaks, USA
Klein Karoo Ecovillage, South Africa
Are Hierarchical Communities Really "Intentional Communities"?
Bill Metcalf on Damanhur, Italy
New Creation, U.K.
Kibbutz Pag-asa, The Phillipines
Kaleidoscope
Kibbutz Shorts
Camphill, Ireland
Pioneer Valley Co-Housing, USA
Anahata, New Zealand
The Tsunami Disaster
The Bruderhof

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 25 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call25.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 24 - Fall, 2004
From the Secretary's Desk
An Allegory for Kibbutz
Department of Communal Research, Yad Tabenkin
Trees and Intentional Community
Pinon Ecovillage, USA
Canon Frome Court, U.K.
Kaleidoscope
Russian Ecovillage Network
Russian Ecovillages, Grishino
Kibbutz Shorts
ICSA 2004 Conference
Co-Housing: An Overview
ZEGG, Germany
Pinakarri, Australia
The Kibbutz Movement Today - Part Two

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 24 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call24.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 23 - Spring, 2004
From the Secretary's Desk
New Book, Our Hearts Invented a Place: Can Kibbutzim Survive in Todays Israel? by Mort & Brenner
New Video, Visions of Utopia by Geoph Kozeny
The Amish Colonies, USA
Settling Disputes in the Kibbutz
Decision-Making, Bill Metcalf
Niederkaufungen, Germany
Kaleidoscope
Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship
Kibbutz Shorts
Seli Hoo, Australia
Co-Housing Sweden. Sockenstugan
The Kibbutz Movement Today

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 23 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call23.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 22 - Fall, 2003
From the Secretary's Desk
New Books, No Heavenly Delusion? by Michael Tyldesley
New Books, Practical Tools to Grow an Ecovillage or Intentional Community by Diana Leafe Christian
Tamera, Portugal
A New Kibbutz Movement, Israel
Olgashof, Germany
Arcosanti, USA
Lama Foundation, USA
Kaleidoscope
Tera Mirrim Foundation, Brazil
Kibbutz Shorts
Mondragon, Spain
The Woodcrest Collective, 2003
Findhorn Foundation, Scotland
Moora Moora, Australia
Plow Creek Fellowship, USA
Hanan Hebron, Kibbutz Architect
Solheimar, Iceland

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 22 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call22.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 21 - Spring, 2003
From the Secretary's Desk
Redfield, England; Solbyn, Sweden
Psychosozial; The Hutterites - Ran Aaronsohn
Damanhur, Italy; Utopia the bolo'bolo way
Maple Ridge, USA; East Wind, USA
Bruderhof Return to Germany; My Vision for ZEGG - Cornelia Scheidl
Fledgling Community in Belize; Kibbutz UPIMA, The Philippines
A poem from Moora Moora, Australia; Basisgemeinde, Germany
Eduardo Galeano on our Upside Down World
Kaleidoscope
Chaim Seeligman - 90 Years Young; Ganas, New York
Kibbutz Shorts
The Schreiber Family, Urban Kibbutz Migvan
Danthonia Bruderhof in Australia
Twin Oaks: An American Kibbutz? - Brian Freund
Poems by Peter Maurin, from "The Catholic Worker"; Magic, USA
Anarchism and Intentional Communities
Eco-village Huehuecoyotl, Mexico
Freedom for the Wolves is Death for the Pack - N. Gilboa

Download C.A.L.L. Issue No. 21 here: http://www.communa.org.il/call21.pdf

Contents of Issue No. 20 - Summer, 2002
Editor's Farewell
A Very Brief History of Intentional Communities, by Bill Metcalf
Lotan - A Green Kibbutz, by Michael Livni
Sustainability at Twin Oaks, by Valerie
Visitors Are Upon Us! by Sol Etzioni
A Letter from Niederkaufungen - Monika Floerchinger
East-Winders' Delegation Kibbutz Hopping Experience, by Aviva Bezilla
Letter to the Editor - a kibbutz member
Kaleidoscope - by Joel Dorkam
Lost Dreams, Missed Opportunities, by Geoff Bercovich
About the Joys of Communal Education, by Mother Mia of Oekolea
End of the Dream? - Daniel Gavron
From the Secretary's Desk
A Bond Between Catholics and Kibbutzniks, by Nechemia Meyers


The Danish commune of Svanholm
(from their website, with thanks)

Contents of Issue No. 19 - Winter, 2001/2
N.Z. Riverside Community - 60th Birthday, by David Manning
The FEC Celebrates its 25th Anniversary
Solborg Camphill Village, by Jan Bang
Camphill Sultana: A Father's Dream, by Mike Green
Maple Ridge Bruderhof, by Martin Johnson
Book Reviews: Autobiosophy, by Nachum Mandel
The Quest for Utopia in 20th Century America: 1900-60, Timothy Miller
Kibbuz - Ein Ueberblick, Chaim Seligman & Gabi Madar - German
Migvan, the Urban Kibbutz - "Greenhouse" for Social and Educational Activities - Rudolf Pesch
Two Weeks of International Communal Living - Sol Etzioni
The Common Denominators of the Communities I Visited - Michel Livni
Lectures Held at the I.C.S.A. Conference at ZEGG (Random Choice)
Employees as Co-entrepreneurs - The Pump Factory of the Integrierte Gemeinde - Kurt Peter
Kaleidoscope - by Joel Dorkam

Contents of Issue No. 18 - Summer, 2001
A Waterfall Outside My Window, by Jan Bang
What is a Commune, by Isi Ruge & Sina Wiehagen (Olgashof)
Sex and Spirit - Reconnecting Heaven and Earth, by Elke Heyer (Findhorn)
The Wolery, by Ian Conochie
The Kibbutz - Awakening from Utopia, by David Gavron - Foreward by Howard Fast
Harduf - A Very Unorthodox Kibbutz, by Stacy Feldman
At Home - Springtree Community
Growing Old Together, by Liora Eren Frucht
From "The News of the Oaks"
Flower Power Revisited - The Peace Garden, Beech Grove Bruderhof, by Hanna King, Veronica Shirky & Julian Snavely
Kaleidoscope - by Joel Dorkam
Love as Kibbutz Value, by Meir Hurwitz

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The International Communes Desk, in conjunction with Yad Tabenkin, has produced a series of four 32-page booklets in Hebrew under the title Communal Living Around The World in the Year 2000. Interestingly written and attractively set out by kibbutz member Eliyahu Regev (Tzetze), they have been very positively reviewed. Booklet No. 1, on Communes in the Americas, brings to life 20 individual communities and surveys 7 communal organizations. Nos. 2 and 3 cover Communes in Europe and Asia & Australasia, respectively. The great variety of other forms of communal living is surveyed in the concluding publication. It's your loss if you can't read Hebrew!




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