Care as Commons: A Brief Introduction

By Thomas Allan, Resilience.org

A broader political economy of care can make visible the interdependence and reciprocity that are fundamental parts of our social world.

COVID-19 and the Death of Market Fundamentalism

By Paul Gilding, The Cockatoo Chronicles

COVID-19 gives us clear evidence that market fundamentalism is a failed economic strategy. Interpreting markets as an ideology or quasi-religious belief system, results in unmanageable and systemic economic risks.

Commons in the Time of Monsters

By Ann Marie Utratel, Stacco Troncoso, The Commons Transition

The Commons is maturing politically, its methods and principles becoming more visible and its participants winning municipal elections in a variety of European cities. How did this happen, and what happens next? First, a look at our present political context, and then some observations on the birth and trajectory of this new wave of commons politics.

Civil Power and the Partner State: A Social Solidarity Economy Response to Austerity in Greece

By John Restakis, Grassroots Economic Organizing

I want to speak today about a crisis that has gripped Europe, and the western democracies, over the last 30 years.

Blueprint for P2P Society: The Partner State & Ethical Economy

By Michel Bauwens, Shareable

A new way to produce is emerging. By this I mean: a new way to produce anything and everything, whether it is software, food, or cities.