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Introduction: In this deep-reaching dialogue, Alexandros Kioupkiolis sets out the logic of a counter-hegemonic strategy for advancing a commons-based eco-socialist politics, assesses the legacies of horizontally organized social movements, offers critical

Introduction: In this wide-ranging conversation, Massimo De Angelis reflects on the commons as both a living tissue of everyday cooperation and a systemic force capable of reorganizing social reproduction beyond capitalism. Drawing from his forthcoming bo

Introduction: This dialogue with one of the preeminent historians of the Atlantic commons, ranges across the rich history of mutualist invention and solidarity, from the aesthetics of commoning to the resistance to industrial "counter-revolution," from th

The Commoner here relaunch the Dossier Arts of Commoning, a research project hosted at Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD - Genève), originally published here. This is the Introduction by the editors David Cross, Alex Gence, and Gene Ray. The Dossi

Massimo De Angelis Threshold event Trump's military intervention in Venezuela is neither an isolated incident nor a simple rash geopolitical move. It is a threshold event, a rupture that reveals what has long been operating behind the scenes: a profound r

Pasquale Liguori Trump's plan for Gaza-the one that promises reconstruction while instituting a planetary board of directors ("Board of Peace"), an international military force, and a "technical" Palestinian administration under trusteeship-is not a grote

Massimo De Angelis (originally in Italian on Comune-info) In the days following the Israeli attack on the Global Sumud Flotilla, millions of people took to the streets in Italy and around the world - not only to show solidarity with Gaza, but to say no to

by Stavros Stavrides There are many ways to think about what one has done, what one is doing, what one would like to do, and what one should do. There are many ways to do this collectively. However, this is where differences, divergent approaches, and dis

by David Ludwig, Fabio Gatti, Esther Milberg Muñiz Foreword by Dagmar Diesner In this article the authors interrogates the political foundation of knowledge generation and points to the compartmentalisation of knowledge (local/traditional/Indigenous) foun

by Stavros Stravides "Mothers are right". This was a graffiti slogan written on the walls of Medellin, in Colombia. Last January remains of slaughtered people were found in the rubbish dump la Escombrera of Communa 13. These were people brutally killed by