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Simulation / Core ~60 min · Full ~90 min · Save & return

The Common Fund

Build the rules of a fictional cooperative in Palestine, 1905–1948. Use Shafir and Peled’s Being Israeli to investigate how work, national belonging, donor finance, and institutional authority shape who gains access and who is left out.

Created by Yoav Duman

Simulation / Estimated 90–120 min · Save & return

A Right on Paper

Follow people trying to reach a job, claim service benefits, live together, and return home under a court order. Use Shafir and Peled’s Being Israeli to explore who qualifies, who decides, and how rights become usable.

Created by Yoav Duman

Simulation / 45–60 minutes · optional +10

Reply Across

Your advice arrives before hindsight. Two envelopes take you to Canada in 1992 and India in 1956, when the next arrangement was still contested. In Reply Across, recommend a proposal, preserve what you expect, answer an objection and later reopen your prediction beside the historical record. Compare federal powers, internal minorities and the categories used to count people—then decide which parts of your explanation can travel. A narrative simulation for students with a basic introduction to nationalism. About 45–60 minutes, with an optional ten-minute Spain postscript comparing Catalonia and the Basque Country. Save and print your addressed reply. Created by Yoav Duman.

Simulation / 45–60 minutes · optional +10

Manytide

A household has three destinations. A train arrives after the shift begins. A jurisdiction line does not tell you who needs a service. In Manytide, you follow a public-systems mission through five stops in a fictional country, making choices about records, work, rivers, authority and money. Read the evidence, predict what your arrangement will change, then return to the people and obligations it leaves behind. Explore nationalism, federalism and belonging through a story that gives your explanations something to answer for. About 45–60 minutes, with an optional ten-minute coastal detour. No prior theory knowledge needed. Save, revisit and print your field journal. Created by Yoav Duman.

Simulation / About 55 minutes of active work

A Door That Says Open

A Door That Says Open is a single-player democracy investigation in Novara. Follow a worker trying to vote, an opposition volunteer trying to reach voters, and residents questioning power after an election. At a public hearing, test a hypothesis against records and ask for a timely response; then replay one changed rule. Apply the reasoning to Belora, a real comparative case, and a flood-plan hearing in Teren. Your explanations, revisions, and evidence appear in a printable report. Created by Yoav Duman.