I think that strong communities like the Cheran one seem like a natural response to many of the problems we have today, but I do not feel ready for going far abroad to set one up.
Me either, but events have conspired to relocate my locale, Along the way I will have the ability to contact and work at this. I need to contact some of the Liberland people here
Still, there are many interesting issues to discuss here, like the Cheran "experiment". I am not at all (yet?) convinced that it even can last very long, much less easily be replicated
The root of their success appears to be a tribal exclusion zone. That works for them, for now, but in the long run it gets run over by a busload of immigrants.
One thing that is a bit unclear to me is exactly what are they excluding. They seem to still have a political system of sorts, with leaders of sorts. Do they just not call it politics?
I mean, they did throw out the bad guys, and their current system may be better than what they had, but it seems misleading to just call the whole thing "no politics".
Not as a political academic, but there is probably some kind of jargon to differentiate between "_our_ way of life" political wars and "who washes dishes this week" arguments
From the wiki: "The town's social cohesion stems in part from its many large extended families. Most residents are native to the area, and it is customary to marry within the town."
Further, Cheran is a small area, they had a very clear reason to do this (and they were "all" in on it it seems), they are still in the "let's try to make this work" phase and so on.