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Urban Commoning: An Assessment of Its Aesthetic Dimension
Social Inclusion, 2022 The practice of urban commoning continues to tickle the imagination of activists and academics alike. Urban commoning’s aesthetic dimension, yet, has not been fully understood.
Louis Volont
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Partecipazione e Conflitto, 2020 This study bridges research on squatting and urban commons by studying squatting - when collectively self-organized for community wide social (material and immaterial) benefit and within largely anti-capitalist and anarchist ways - as a practice of ...
Dominika V. Polanska, Timothy Weldon
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How common are common priors? [PDF]
Games and Economic Behavior, 2012 Abstract To answer the question in the title we vary agentsʼ beliefs against the background of a fixed knowledge space, that is, a state space with a partition for each agent. Beliefs are the posterior probabilities of agents, which we call type profiles.
Ziv Hellman, Dov Samet
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Commoning Xela: Negotiating collective spaces around a Central American intermediate city
European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, 2019 This exploration is based on joint fieldwork conducted by an interdisciplinary research team in the city of Quetzaltenango (Xela), Guatemala. It uses the notion of commoning as an analytic lens to understand social transformations in this intermediate ...
Michiel Baud +6 more
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Commoning Landscapes from Home
EAR, 2022 The coronavirus pandemic has limited the ability to undertake in situ ethnographic fieldwork. Digital methods have instead proven popular with researchers gathering qualitative data over the course of the pandemic.
Andrew Edward Gordon Marks
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Artnodes, 2022 During COVID-19, the emergence of collective knowledge production networking, the development of common resource pools and resilient commoning practices were thoroughly weakened.
Ebru Yetişkin +2 more
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Are Common Things Always Common?
Journal of Association of Pulmonologist of Tamil Nadu, 2021 One axiom that we teach medical students is that “common things are always common” and physicians who make common diagnosis are almost always correct. However, it is also important to keep a watchful eye to identify rare diseases so that a timely diagnosis is made for the patient's benefit and that a disease is identified ...
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Institutionalizing Non-institutionalization: Toward Sustainable Commoning
Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 2022 The goal of this article is to revive and empirically expand the debate on institutional frameworks within commons scholarship. The paper's guiding question is: what kind of institutional framework allows for sustainable commoning in urban conditions? In
Peer Smets, Louis Volont
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Toward a postcapitalist feminist political ecology’ approach to the commons and commoning
International Journal of the Commons, 2019 Feminist scholars are deeply involved in current global debates surrounding natural resource management. Looking at feminists’ engagement through the entry point of the commons and commoning, feminists’ voices are diverse. Somewhat separate from feminist
Chizu Sato, Jozelin María Soto Alarcón
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Common Space as Threshold Space: Urban Commoning in Struggles to Re-appropriate Public Space
Footprint, 2015 This paper will explore contemporary practices of urban commoning while attempting to construct a theoretical argument on the inherently emancipating potentialities of common space. Urban commoning will be considered as a set of spatial practices through
Stavros Stavrides
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