Nine Key Political Propositions for Building the Commons
Martin O’Shaughnessy summarizes Pierre Dardot and Christian Laval´s nine political propositions on how to build the commons at the global level.
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Ten Theses on Trump
As 'normality' decomposes under Trump, can we find new forms of organizing production compatible with social justice and ecological sustainability?
Mayo Fuster Morell on Collaborative and Digital Commons
As part of our series on the 100 Women Who Are Co-Creating the P2P Society, Rachel O’dwyer interviews Mayo Fuster Morell on her varied work in the commons. Mayo Fuster Morell is the Dimmons director of research on collaborative economy at the Internet...
Common space for exchange: cities in transition and citizen struggles
How has activism in Spain produced new political platforms that are victorious in municipal elections? These are the stories of the cities in transition.
Policies for a Post-Growth Economy
Offsetting the limits to growth: Here's a range of bold policy interventions to produce a stable and flourishing post-growth economy.
Maïa Dereva on the Emergence of Assemblies of the Commons in France
Michel Bauwens and José M. Ramos interview Maïa Dereva on the emergence and future of Assemblies of the Commons in France.
The Commons Collaborative Economy explodes in Barcelona
In 2016 Barcelona, it is well understood that the “Sharing Economy” is a flawed model, while the Commons Collaborative Economy is a totally different game: An in-depth overview of Procomuns a 3 day event on Policies, Technology and Economies of the...
Freedom technologists and the future of global justice
What role have internet freedom activists played in ongoing struggles for progressive political change around the world and how can the pursuit of liberty be combined with the struggle for social justice?
Hope, power and delusion
Jeremy Corbyn has won the race for leadership of the Labour party. But Greek and Spanish activists advise against placing too much faith in political parties.
A Charter for Democracy
The Charter for Democracy proposes a politics grounded in environmental and social realities, based on the Commons and defended from corporate interests.