STIR
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STIR is a quarterly magazine that promotes new economic alternatives, exploring where the social economy, the commons and civic society come together. We feature original illustrations, long-form interviews, and in-depth articles that move beyond traditional political commentary to explore the inspiring and viable alternatives that present a serious challenge to the current political crisis.
Latest issue
Review: Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention by Johann Hari – Max Jeffery
Excerpt: The Ecology of Attention – Yves Citton
Networks of space: Locating cultural commons in neighbourhood planning – Torange Khonsari
Excerpt and Q&A: How Blair Killed the Co-ops: Reclaiming social enterprise from its neoliberal turn – Les Huckfield
Q&A with Charlotte Hollins, Fordhall Farm
How community ownership can secure the UK’s food security through buying family farms – Stir to Action and Shared Assets
A joined-up approach to land use in Devon – Laura Dixon, Devon Communities Together
One Wall at a Time – Saleem Vaillancourt, Paint the Change
Case study: The Islington Model Co-operative Development Agency
Empowering people furthest from power – Bethan Hunt
Poem: Co-operate – Isaiah Hull
Subjects: Economics, Economy, News And Politics
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STIR is a quarterly magazine that promotes new economic alternatives, exploring where the social economy, the commons and civic society come together. We feature original illustrations, long-form interviews, and in-depth articles that move beyond traditional political commentary to explore the inspiring and viable alternatives that present a serious challenge to the current political crisis.
- First Issue: Issue 1
- Latest Issue: Issue 37
- Issue Count: 37
- Published: Quarterly
- ISSN: 2515-270X