Centralization – Andersen Design

Psycapitalization: The Art Storefronts Model

Posted on May 20, 2024 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

A return to the roots, Productivity as the true source of wealth. Photo by Anton Maksimov 5642.su on Unsplash In a centrally managed system, everything is coordinated to benefit a top-down socio-economic Continue Reading →

Question #1: Do You Agree That Your Vote Is Merely A Formality?

Posted on May 11, 2024 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

Public education and the local business roundtable versus Public Education and a heterarchial small business to business makers and creators network. Yesterday I signed on to my new apartment and, Continue Reading →

Is Lawlessness the Rule of Law in Maine?

Posted on April 30, 2024 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

And News about the Unbelievable– A Fair and just company for individual creators! The referendum for the elementary school bond in the Boothbay Peninsula was held on April 24th, The Continue Reading →

The New Waves, Surging In, and Rolling Out.

Posted on April 21, 2024 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

This is a drawing of the making space and gallery that my Dad wanted to construct The flat roof is the production space where we taught and developed STEAM skills, The building was designed to merge into the hillside, If this were the road taken Andersen Design would likely still be in production. The Town would not allow my Dad to build this building, I don’t know why but I am told all the members of the deciding board stopped by to apologize to Dad before they died, but the damage was done.

Local Community is in an uproar over repeated referendum votes, and I fall into a surprisingly compatible new stream. This is a drawing of the making space and gallery that Continue Reading →

Boothbay’s Repeat School Rerendum: Is the System Broken?

Posted on April 15, 2024 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

Lets look through the lens of constitutional and statutory laws and Supreme Court rulings. The Boothbay school budget was voted in by a hand vote. Tom Perkins took the mike Continue Reading →

Archeologists Look At Bronze Age Craft Production in a New Light

Posted on February 25, 2024 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

Andersen Design Vase made from a mold of a melon glazed in a variegated blue with a double layer at the top that flows down the form in an irregulated pattern

Looking beyond the economic realm and examining the sociopolitical role played by specialized craft production First published on Medium·May 7, 2020 Centralization vs Decentralization in the Bronze Age In Continue Reading →

Biden, The Quietly Effective President

Posted on January 22, 2024 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

Guiding the transformation of a command economy to a free market economy Photo by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash MAGA’s biggest election campaign strategy against President Biden is to repetitively portray him as Continue Reading →

Considering Outliers of Economic Analysis

Posted on October 28, 2023 by Susan Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

captrandy-fath-G1yhU1Ej-9A-unsplashi The Doctrine of Fascism If liberalism spells individualism, Fascism spells government… Fascism desires the State to be strong and organic, based on broad foundations of popular support. The Fascist Continue Reading →

What Do Lessons from the Industrial Revolution Have to Tell Us Today?

Posted on March 25, 2021 by Mackenzie Andersen — Leave a reply

A historical reversal of direction underway? k-b-W-unsplash The nineteenth-century influenced the social-political and economic development of human life on earth in vibrant living color. Not! The nineteenth-century industrial revolution produced Continue Reading →