From its 7th-century BC beginnings in western Anatolia, ancient coinage was viewed not as distinctly secular, but as a form of communal trust bound up in the ties expressed by religion.
Where, with so many institutions of communal trust in ruins, can spiritual longing find its footing?
Most of all, livestock are living bonds of communal trust — precious things of value, grazing close to the road.
As parties proliferated and more people were attracted to the chemsex flame, the original communal trust vibe diminished.
For once the system and the people who are part of it care more about institutional own survival, protection and power -- it does not matter what the intentions are, the system has lost communal trust, functional integrity and intrinsic worth.
It will take decades to reconstruct their infrastructures and economies and even longer to build inter-communal trust and social cohesion.
Treat communication as a communal task.
Social capital is defined here as a communal property involving civic engagement, associational membership, high trust, reliability, and reciprocity in social networks" (Cooke and Wills 1999).
A communal lounge encourages socializing.
There is a communal shower room downstairs.
