STIR
Archived since Issue 1 Complete Archive Quarterly
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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
The Advocacy Implosion? The role of popular membership in civic life – Jonny Gordon-Farleigh
Can HR ever see humans as more than resources? – Liam Barrington-Bush, RadHR.org
Transatlantic exchange: building a worker co-operative movement – John Atherton and Kiri Langmead with Esteban Kelly and Alex Stewart
Can we design the future? Civic economics in austerity Britain – Matt Thompson and Colin Lorne
Democracy in crisis: interview with David Runciman
The Shadow Economy: A review of Dirty Work: Essential Jobs and the Hidden Toll of Inequality in America by Eyal Press – Fred Warren
Excerpt: ‘From Financial Fictions to Mythotechnesis’ from Futures and Fictions (Repeater Books) – by Simon O’Sullivan
Open High Streets: Transformative Heritage – Grace Crabtree
Why inclusive business is key to Scotland’s wellbeing economy – Clare Alexander, Scottish Enterprise
In Reaction: How can economic democracy respond to the cost of living crisis? With contributions from Bonnie Hewson, Sion Whellens, Sarah Longlands, and Jonathan Nunn.
Can HR ever see humans as more than resources? – Liam Barrington-Bush, RadHR.org
Transatlantic exchange: building a worker co-operative movement – John Atherton and Kiri Langmead with Esteban Kelly and Alex Stewart
Can we design the future? Civic economics in austerity Britain – Matt Thompson and Colin Lorne
Democracy in crisis: interview with David Runciman
The Shadow Economy: A review of Dirty Work: Essential Jobs and the Hidden Toll of Inequality in America by Eyal Press – Fred Warren
Excerpt: ‘From Financial Fictions to Mythotechnesis’ from Futures and Fictions (Repeater Books) – by Simon O’Sullivan
Open High Streets: Transformative Heritage – Grace Crabtree
Why inclusive business is key to Scotland’s wellbeing economy – Clare Alexander, Scottish Enterprise
In Reaction: How can economic democracy respond to the cost of living crisis? With contributions from Bonnie Hewson, Sion Whellens, Sarah Longlands, and Jonathan Nunn.
Subjects: Economics, Economy, News And Politics, Philosophy
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- First Issue: Issue 1
- Latest Issue: Issue 40
- Issue Count: 40
- Published: Quarterly
- ISSN: 2515-270X