Communalism as a political projectN° 42, 2025/2 - pages Introduction: Communalism(s). Ideas, practices, and tensions of a radical democratic project Communalism as a democratic repertoire From the Municipio Libre to the 1936 communalist revolution. A history of a libertarian political project in Spain Marx, Bookchin, and the communes: Communist, decolonial, and planetary communalism Communalism, self-determination, and indigeneity. Murray Bookchin’s libertarian municipalism and the Indigenous experience in Bolivia and Chile Pluralizing Emancipation. From communalism to a commons-based democracy Communalism, municipalism, and the erosion strategy Foreword: The Academy of Jineology, an institution at the heart of a communalist revolution Democratic autonomy and women’s revolution in Rojava Heterogeneous and limited uses of data in French election campaigns. Analysis of the 2022 French presidential election campaign
