Martin Parker is Professor at the School of Management, University of Leicester, UK

George Cheney is Professor of Communication Studies and Coordinator of Doctoral Education in Communication and Information at Kent State University, Ohio, USA

Valérie Fournier is Senior Lecturer in Organization Studies at Leicester University, UK

Chris Land is Senior Lecturer in Work and Organisation at the University of Essex, UK

Part I: Introduction 1. Advanced Capitalism: Its Promise and Failings 2. Alternatives: Past, Present and Prospective 3. Imagining Alternatives Part II: Work and Labour 4. Between Class and the Market: Self-Management in theory and in the Practice of Worker-Recuperated Enterprises in Argentina 5. Worker-Owned-and-Governed Cooperatives and the Wider Cooperative Movement: Challenges and Opportunities within and beyond the Global Economic Crisis 6. Communes and Intentional Communities 7. Non-Commodified Labour 8. Family and Household Reproduction 9. Immigrants and Immigration 10. Toward a Politics of Anonymity: Algorithmic Actors in the Constitution of Collective Agency and the Implications for Global Economic Justice Movements Part III: Exchange and Consumption 11. Fair Trade: Social Justice and Production Alternatives 12. Complementary Currencies as Slternative Organisational Forms 13. Gifts, Gifting and Gift Economies - On Challenging Capitalism with Blood, Plunder and Necklaces 14. Voluntary Simplicity 15. The Bioregional Economy: Reclaiming our Local Land 16. Organizing Transition: Principles and Tensions in Eco-Localism Part IV: Resources17. Credit Unions18. Alternative and Social Accounting 19. The Commons 20. Scrounging and Reclaiming 21. Free and Open-Source Appropriate Technology 22. Education: By the People for the People 23. Social Movements and Global Governance 24. Horizons of Possibility: Challenge, Co-Optation and Transformation