Capitalism and the Commons : Just Commons in the Era of Multiple Crises (Paperback)

Part I: FUNDAMENTS 1. Expanding the Scope: The Commons Within and Beyond Capitalism in CrisisAndreas Exner, Stephan Hochleithner, Sarah Kumnig 2. Towards the Commons through the GiftAndreas Exner Part II: BOUNDARIES 3. Commoning Land Access: Collective Purchase and Squatting of Agricultural Lands in Germany and AustriaSarah Kumnig and Marit Rosol 4. "We don’t eat flowers" ?Spatial Empowerment and Commons in Peri-urban Agroecological Networks as Answer to Socio-ecological Conflicts in ColombiaBirgit Hoinle 5. Women’s Struggles for Land in Africa and the Reconstruction of the CommonsSilvia Federici 6. War and the Commons: Enclosures and Capitalist Mobilization of Spatial Configurations in Course of Armed Conflict ?the Case of North Kivu, DRC.Stephan Hochleithner Part III: OPENINGS 7. Urban Undercommons: Solidarities Before and Beyond the National ImaginaryNiki Kubaczek and Sheri Avraham 8. Cracking Territorial Commons ?the Gongyuji Movement in Seoul, South KoreaYoonai Han and Seon Young Lee Part IV: PERSPECTIVES 9. Public-Common Partnerships, Autogestion, and the Right to the City.Keir Milburn and Bertie Russell 10. South African Commoning, Cooperatives, and Eco-socialist Potentials in the Context of COVID-19Patrick Bond and Meron Okbandrias Part V: TRANSGRESSIONS 11. Liberating the Commons by Commoning Commons Research: The Enclosure of Reality and the Systematization of ExperienceBarbara Stefan and Andreas Exner 12. Disengaging Capitalism: A Polyphonic ConclusionAndreas Exner, Stephan Hochleithner, Sarah Kumnig