This article addresses the current restructuring of academia in Turkey through the example of the Academics for Peace petition and the institutional mechanisms of repression it instigated. We focus on the Solidarity Academies as alternative spaces of education and a unique form of collective resistance against the academic purges. We provide an empirically informed analysis of Solidarity Academies as spaces of commoning, the collective

Professor Katherine Gibson (Western Sydney University) presents the 2017 annual Wheelwright memorial lecture, on invitation of the department of Political Economy at the University of Sydney.

The talk considers Professor Gibson's academic career, her pioneering action-research methodology, and her most recent work with the Community Economies Collective, exploring the diverse experimental interventions into ethical manufacturing

A social enterprise is a business that puts social and environmental objectives on the agenda as well as profit making; it is undertaken to provide community benefit directly. via employment. profit sharing and care of the environment. In many parts of the world social enterprises are being supported by communities and governments because they are helping to address social and economic marginalization of people and places.

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To mark the launch of Katherine Gibson's new collaborative book, Deborah Rose sat down with her to talk about taking back the economy. This interview was conducted in September 2013 in Sydney, Australia.

Take Back the Economy: An Ethical Guide for Transforming Our Communities was written by J.K. Gibson-Graham, Jenny Cameron, and Stephen Healy and published by the University of Minnesota Press.

This is an interview with Katherine Gibson, co-author of Post-Capitalist Politics.

Questions by Samuel Alexander. Produced by Jordan Osmond of Happen Films.