Reinventions of the Paris Commune is devoted to the actuality of the Paris Commune—and the commune-form generally—in twenty- first century political and cultural life. Books in this interdisciplinary series will, among other things, extend our knowledge of the late-nineteenth-century event and its afterlives, trace other regional and national histories of communal traditions, consider the commune and various forms of occupation as political practice, and examine today’s re-centering of the emancipatory project, especially in the light of the destruction of the lived environment, onto questions of territory and inhabitance.
