Britain's House of Lords is debating a bill which will ban local authorites from running bus services, despite council-run buses being very successful.

Renationalising the UK's energy system would pay for itself in ten years or less.

Though cowards flinch and traitors sneer, Jeremy Corbyn is putting public ownership back on the political agenda. Time to examine frequent claims that public ownership is inherently bureaucratic and inefficient.

Scotland's Community Empowerment Bill aims to help bring the spirit of self-determination unleashed during the referendum into the day-to-day running of neighbourhoods across the country.

As nature's greatest commons powers ever more of our economy, is it time to start asking who owns it?

A talk with Steve Stride, the chief executive of Poplar HARCA, on why in his area of London 'regeneration' isn't a dirty word but something the community supports.

Argentina has completed multiple, successful renationalisations in the past decade. It can be done... when the political will is there.

Angela Cummine charts the growth and impact of Alaska's Permanent Fund and dividend – a unique combination of publicly owned wealth fund and basic citizen's income.

After a period of rapid liberalisation South America undertook a programme of renationalisations, while still bearing the marks of the neoliberal phase - what might be termed 'post-neoliberalism'. Español.

Nebraska's energy is all publicly owned, yet it blows away the myth that public ownership is inherently inefficient, bureaucratic or unresponsive.

Railway privatisation has failed. It's time to put the public in charge.

Like the East Coast mainline, the differing setups within the UK offer a useful insight into claims by Britain's governing parties that privatised water is in any way superior to publicly owned. But it does offer some enormous profits.

Energy privatisation has failed - all over the world, there are examples of how to take it back into democratic control.

The EU/US Trade Deal poses a threat to Scottish Water's plans to deprivatise failing PFI facilities.

New analysis from We Own It shows just how big the gap has become between what the British public want for their public services and what Westminster wants.

In Bolivia, renationalisation of the hydrocarbon industry has been a huge economic success.

Democratising energy would not only save thousands of lives a year but would be a big step forward in saving the planet.

Calls to reform Ofsted don't go far enough - it's become a tool for the neoliberal take-over of our education, and needs to be replaced.

The rich tradition of alternative liberalism has much to offer by way of solutions to inexorably widening inequality—as social movements are beginning to realise.

The only woman to win the Nobel Prize for Economics showed that democratic management of commons isn't just possible, but normal.