A review of emerging definitions of polycrisis within literature exploring societal risk and collapse, plus implications for how to respond via just and regenerative civilizational alternatives.

Identifying economic alternatives that provide systemic and proactive responses to the global polycrisis.

Fundamentally re-structuring society on the basis of a relational paradigm offers the best pathways toward an Ecological Civilization.

Exploring the social and biophysical factors underpinning collapse, and how to achieve a higher quality of life with deep democracy, the commons and the solidarity economy.

How can democracies help to design a just transition in a diverse and unequal world?

A broad-ranging and personal discussion on relationality, contemplative commoning, politicized healing, systems change, and current events.

Our way of making sense of the world – our paradigm – shapes our ability to respond to crisis.

Integrating personal, social and ecological dimensions of sustainability through the development of a transformative curriculum on eco-justice.

An introduction to commoning and how it relates to relational philosophy, bioregional planning, ecological civilization studies, and where commoning is happening on the ground today.

Literature review and call for future work that take relational approaches to sustainability.

The first book to examine the moral significance of non-human members of the biotic community and their omission from climate ethics literature.

We have already surpassed the known limits to growth, so degrowth is our only option.

What if our efforts to create a more just and caring world weren’t separated from our efforts to adapt to near-term social collapse?

Commoning not only creates sustainable systems—it also has the potential to birth entire new lifeways and worldviews premised on relationality and reciprocity.

Exploring the foundations for contemporary social and economic transformation.