‘Common Alternatives’ comprises of networks of academics, activists, academic-activists, intellectuals, think tanks, initiati ... ves, and organizations, policy advocates and university students that through a number of shared projects explore/develop/examine new social concepts, ideologies, practices, policies, programs, experiences and case studies. The projects particularly aim to construct profound understandings of the root causes of the global crises and to promote game-changing responses, workable solutions, and feasible alternative systems/models/projects, as well as strategic actions necessary to realize those alternatives. read more