• Climate column: John Stewart
• Transition column: Luigi Russi (author of Hungry Capital: The Financialisation of Food)
• Ending the Hypnosis of Normality: Stories Dying to be Told by Smartmeme Studio’s James John Bell
• Shared Assets: A 21st Century Commons by founder Mark Walton
• Interview with commons activist and advocate David Bollier (author and co-editor of last year’s Wealth of the Commons)
• Democracy at Work? Britain’s co-operatives and trade unions should team up to establish a federation of union co-ops argues James Doran (member of Darlington’s non-profit Café Create)
  
• Special Music Pull-Out: Three Acres and a Cow chord sheet with the history of the song from folk musician and historian Robin Grey
• Owenstown: A New Co-operative Town by Project Director Bill Nicol
• A Commons Timeline of victories and initiatives from around the global commons movement by activist Silke Helfrich
• Permablitz: Permaculture-inspired garden makeovers to create more local food growing spaces, organized by the recently formed Permablitz London by Susannah Hall
  
• 15 Years Since Napster: What Have We learned? by musician and author Mat Callahan
• Real Food Van by Laurie Walters (a member of the Peasant Evolution Producers’ Co-operative and the UK branch of La Via Campesina)
• The Anti-Capitalism of the Commons: Elinor Ostrom by the Green Party’s International Co-ordinator Derek Wall
• Co-operative Architecture by the Cave Co-op founders Vera Hale and Liz Crisp
• A review of Ivan Illich’s recently republished Beyond Economics and Ecology by commoner and Dark Mountain co-founder Dougald Hine
• And the story of last issue’s Sponsored Project Counselling for Social Change

Original art by Matthew Frame (Cover), Gemma Cotterell, Luke Carter, Sam Parr, Edd Baldry, David Peter Kerr