Protecting Future Generations Through Commons

Intro -- Part I - Foundational concepts of the commons and future generations: identity, property and participatory democracy -- Future generations now! A commons-based analysis by Ugo Mattei -- In whose name do we act? by Salvatore Settis -- Who is the subject of the commons for future generations? An essay in genealogy by Michele Spanò -- Property and deliberation: a new type of common ownership by Anna Di Robilant -- Co-operating for the future: inspiration from the European past to develop public-collective partnerships and transgenerational co-operatives by Tine De Moor -- Part II - Rights of future generations to the commons -- The architecture of commons legal institutions for future generations by Saki Bailey -- In the name of the children: if the law had the duty to think of the future by Gustavo Zagrebelsky -- Representing the "unrepresentable"? Recognising the rights of future generations, nature and the issue of legal standing by Héloïse Miereanu -- Establishing commons trusts to manage common assets for future generations by Burns H. Weston and David Bollier -- Access to nature and intergenerational justice by Filippo Valguarnera -- Part III - Creating institutions of the commons for future generations -- Common goods in urbanised societies by Gilda Farrell -- Co-banking: finance for the future generations by Andrea Baranes -- Commons and commonification of public services by Tommaso Fattori -- Intergenerational justice and digital resources: is there a future for digital commons? by Mayo Fuster Morell -- Peasant farming: commoning through co-production for future generations by Luigi Russi.