Over recent years, in certain libertarian and anti-capitalist quarters, the recovery of the communal tradition as a historical reference point and potential starting point for a revolutionary remaking of society has assumed a growing importance. […] From differing standpoints and very different political trajectories, Miquel Amorós and Felix Rodrigo Mora have helped circulate such themes. […] The crucial issue is not whether Amorós and Rodrigo Mora talk about the commons, the rural community or the need to move beyond industrial society. The issue is which social actor can effect that shift, which social relationships need to be abolished in order to render that possible and the place that tradition occupies within that process.