What is mine is yours

In general, this concept is acceptable and useful for the society but the implementation would be depended on environment, culture, and other principles mentioned in the textbook. To illustrate it I’m taking the Albanian example.

       Albania has a good experience regarding this concept. As it is known during the communist system most elements and factors of life have been used collectively including properties, food, beds in the hotels, even there was a phase “the power flows out from the people and belongs to people”. It means that people were sharing each other’s belongings. 

      Nowadays, that mentality has been changed dramatically. The lack of trusting strangers, the delusion from the past, the fear from the failure of the system, the show up of individualism, the lack of trust commons etc have made Albanian to be very careful to undertake such a risk.  For instance, to rent a car, there are several procedures to get it. This means that people cannot easily handle this movement.

Bledar Maçka