28.11.2016
Cry Me a River: Poland’s Threatened WaterwaysEnvironmentThe Polish government's plans for Poland's rivers would be disastrous - instead, control should be handed to communities.
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Taking Back Ownership – Transforming Capital into CommonsFinance and EconomyWhat are the different ways resources can be managed and what different outcomes does it lead to?
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How the Commons can Revitalise EuropeFuture of EUHow can the EU support the establishment of commons, which could in turn sustain the European project?
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Digital Commons: Our Shared Right to Knowledge and CultureSociety, Media and CultureMEP & digital commons expert Julia Reda addresses the pertinent question of who owns what is online.
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Urban Commons’ Critique of Ownership Institutions: An Insurrection on the Way?PoliticsSocial geographer Daniela Festa explores the commons within the context of neoliberal expansion in Italy.
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Constructive Confrontation or constructive Tension – the State and the CommonsPoliticsA panel of five experts discuss the ambivalent relationship between the state and the commons.
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TINA, Go Home ! The Commons Are HerePoliticsThe commons can be a useful tool against the fierce neoliberal push taking place in South Eastern Europe.
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Rethinking the City through the CommonsGreen TransitionGreen Mayor of Grenoble Eric Piolle on involving citizens in how their city is governed.
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Institutional Diversity for Resilient SocietiesDemocracyA third option to management by the state or the market is explored: management by autonomous citizens.
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The Time Is Now! Commons From Past to Present: An Interview with Tine De MoorGreen TransitionTine De Moor takes us through the historical context of the commons.
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