Imagination: A Manifesto is a proposal for exorcising our mental and social structures from the tyranny of dominant imaginaries. It is a field guide for seeding an imagination grounded in solidarity, in which our underlying interdependence as a species and with the rest of the planet is

‘We have an amazing history of communal practices,’ Gómez-Mont told me. ‘Everything from agriculture to economic coops to indigenous ways of doing governance and democracy. But we have not analysed them deeply enough, because in terms of imagination, unfortunately, we’ve been chasing dreams – a notion of progress of the first world – instead of loo

rebuilding of the collective imagination