- Inside Fab Lab Barcelona and the IAAC: 3D printing for the people[1] Oct 5, 2017
- Barcelona's Decidim Offers Open-Source Platform for Participatory Democracy Projects, Sep 5, 2017[2]
- Barcelona acts to address climate change, Jul 20, 2017[3]
- How Barcelona is reducing daily car journeys, Jul 3, 2017[4]
Jan-Jun 2017[edit | edit source]
Building the Networked City From the Ground Up With Citizens, Jun 27[5]
Barcelona has always been a centre of radicalism. Now the City's €1bn spending power is being used to build a more democratic economy, Apr 10[6]
El ayuntamiento crea Barcelona Energia para autoabastecerse de electricidad, Mar 30[7]
From 'smart cities' to 'smart citizens': when technology meets activism, Mar 29[8]
How Progressive Cities Can Reshape the World — And Democracy, Mar 10[9]
Eight lessons from Barcelona en Comú on how to Take Back Control, Mar 8[10]
Barcelona Plans Europe's Largest Car Ban Yet, Mar 7[11]
Barcelona Crowdsourced its Sharing Economy Policies. Can Other Cities Do the Same? Jan 18[12]
2016[edit | edit source]
Barcelona will offer free public transport to those who get rid of their polluting car. Dec 13[13]
Barcelona's Brave Struggle to Advance the Commons, Nov 22[14]
Barcelona, primera ciudad "Veg-Friendly" del mundo, May 30[15]
Superblocks to the rescue: Barcelona's plan to give streets back to residents, May 17[16]
2013[edit | edit source]
Food For Thought: Why Barcelona's Markets Are "Super" Places, May 30[17]
