Before I start posting here properly, I thought I'd point supporters of Small is Powerful to two posts I have written elsewhere about the book.

The first is a synopsis but a lot longer than the one on the Unbound pitch. It's called "Small is Powerful: Escaping the 20th Century love of big power".

The other explains why I think the leaders of the American Revolution had a far better understanding of what small power means than today's politicians who seem to me very confused in their attempts to combine big and small power. This one is called: You can distribute power & wealth or you can concentrate it but you can’t do both. Politicians pretend otherwise.

I hope you like them.