Green Transition

Cities contain most of the world’s population and innovation. But are we in danger of over-stating the power of cities to cure all our contemporary ills?

A review of the new edition – revised and expanded – of one of political ecology’s recent classics by Tim Jackson.

The Green Investment Bank was the first of its kind in the UK – what is it & what is the significance of its sell off?

Inspiration from beyond Europe, from Rajagopal, renowned Indian activist who is planning a protest walk from Delhi to Geneva.

Green Mayor of Grenoble Eric Piolle on involving citizens in how their city is governed.

Tine De Moor takes us through the historical context of the commons.

Editorial: A striking brand of political momentum is building, driven by the resurgence of citizen-led initiatives around the commons…

LabGov, the Laboratory for the governance of the commons in Italy, aims to foster innovative forms of public collaboration in the city of Bologna and beyond.

The idea of a free interrail pass for every EU citizen on their 18th birthday to explore Europe’s diversity is enticing. However the EU’s emphasis on liberalisation is leading to the loss of night trains.

Fifteen years ago, in April 2001, an unexpected event took place in Canberra, Australia, that would change the scene of international political organisations. A significant number of environmentalists came with a single objective: to found a global Green movement that brings together all the Green parties and political movements of the Green world.