Miriam Tola is Associate Professor in Communication and Media Studies at John Cabot University. She is coeditor of The Routledge Handbook of Ecomedia Studies (2023) and Ecologie della cura: Prospettive transfemministe (2021).

"At a time when capitalist development is displacing communities across the world, Resurgent Commons provides a vision of the many powerful ways that societies based on self-government and sharing the earth’s wealth are being reimagined in feminist theory and practice. It also introduces us to the different ways ‘commoning’ is being reconceptualized in contemporary social movements." - Silvia Federici, author of Patriarchy of The Wage: Notes on Marx, Gender, and Feminism "Expertly weaving together complex philosophical arguments and the lessons of activist practices, Tola develops an original and provocative conception of the commons." - Michael Hardt, author of The Subversive Seventies

• Introduction: Resurgences 1Part I: Uneasy Genealogies1. Reading Across Commons Archives 272. Transatlantic Ecologies of Dispossession 46Part II: Production, Reproduction, Care3. Engaging Potentials and Limits of the Marxist Common 714. Transfeminist Commons: Inhabiting the Earth Otherwise 93Part III: Political Ecologies5. Cosmopolitical Commoning in a City of Ruins 1176. Crossing the Storm: Encountering Decolonial Perspectives 137Epilogue: On Instituting 159Acknowledgments 165Notes 169Works Cited 183Index 205

Miriam Tola is Associate Professor in Communication and Media Studies at John Cabot University. She is coeditor of The Routledge Handbook of Ecomedia Studies (2023) and Ecologie della cura: Prospettive transfemministe (2021).

"At a time when capitalist development is displacing communities across the world, Resurgent Commons provides a vision of the many powerful ways that societies based on self-government and sharing the earth’s wealth are being reimagined in feminist theory and practice. It also introduces us to the different ways ‘commoning’ is being reconceptualized in contemporary social movements." - Silvia Federici, author of Patriarchy of The Wage: Notes on Marx, Gender, and Feminism "Expertly weaving together complex philosophical arguments and the lessons of activist practices, Tola develops an original and provocative conception of the commons." - Michael Hardt, author of The Subversive Seventies

• Introduction: Resurgences 1Part I: Uneasy Genealogies1. Reading Across Commons Archives 272. Transatlantic Ecologies of Dispossession 46Part II: Production, Reproduction, Care3. Engaging Potentials and Limits of the Marxist Common 714. Transfeminist Commons: Inhabiting the Earth Otherwise 93Part III: Political Ecologies5. Cosmopolitical Commoning in a City of Ruins 1176. Crossing the Storm: Encountering Decolonial Perspectives 137Epilogue: On Instituting 159Acknowledgments 165Notes 169Works Cited 183Index 205