Andreas Exner, RCE Graz-Styria, Centre for Sustainable Social Transformation, University of Graz, Austria.

Sarah Kumnig, Institute for Sociology and Social Research, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria.

Stephan Hochleithner, Department of Geography, University of Zurich, Switzerland.

Part I: FUNDAMENTS 1. Expanding the Scope: The Commons Within and Beyond Capitalism in Crisis 2. Towards the Commons through the Gift Part II: BOUNDARIES 3. Commoning Land Access: Collective Purchase and Squatting of Agricultural Lands in Germany and Austria 4. "We don't eat flowers" -Spatial Empowerment and Commons in Peri-urban Agroecological Networks as Answer to Socio-ecological Conflicts in Colombia 5. Women's Struggles for Land in Africa and the Reconstruction of the Commons 6. War and the Commons: Enclosures and Capitalist Mobilization of Spatial Configurations in Course of Armed Conflict -the Case of North Kivu, DRC. Part III: OPENINGS 7. Urban Undercommons: Solidarities Before and Beyond the National Imaginary 8. Cracking Territorial Commons -the Gongyuji Movement in Seoul, South Korea Part IV: PERSPECTIVES 9. Public-Common Partnerships, Autogestion, and the Right to the City. 10. South African Commoning, Cooperatives, and Eco-socialist Potentials in the Context of COVID-19 Part V: TRANSGRESSIONS 11. Liberating the Commons by Commoning Commons Research: The Enclosure of Reality and the Systematization of Experience 12. Disengaging Capitalism: A Polyphonic Conclusion