Urban Commons : : Moving Beyond State and Market / / ed. by Mary Dellenbaugh, Majken Bieniok, Markus Kip, Agnes Müller, Martin Schwegmann.

Städtischer Raum ist ein Gemeingut, ein „commons“: ein Ort der Zusammenarbeit und des Verhandelns von Menschen und zugleich deren Ergebnis. Städtischen Raum als ein Gemeingut zu verstehen folgt der Annahme, dass die begehrte Produktivität der Städte den Strategien des Staates und des Kapitals voraus...

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Place / Publishing House:Basel : : Birkhäuser, , [2015]
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Year of Publication:2015
Language:English
Series:Bauwelt Fundamente ; 154
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Preface Seizing the (Every)Day: Welcome to the Urban Commons!
  • Perspectives
  • Urban Commons – Dissident Practices in Emancipatory Spaces
  • Moving Beyond the City: Conceptualizing Urban Commons from a Critical Urban Studies Perspective
  • The Complexity of Urban Commoning from a Psychological Perspective
  • Community
  • Defending Space in a Changing Urban Landscape – A Study on Urban Commons in Hyderabad, India
  • Overcoming Privatized Housing in South Korea: Looking through the Lens of “Commons” and “the Common”
  • Uncommon Claims to the Commons: Homeless Tent Cities in the US
  • Institutions
  • Creating and Appropriating Urban Spaces – The Public versus the Commons: Institutions, Traditions, and Struggles in the Production of Commons and Public Spaces in Chile
  • Acting in Reality within the Cranny of the Real: Towards an Alternative Agency of Urban Commons
  • From Urban Commons to Urban Planning – or Vice Versa? “Planning” the Contested Gleisdreieck Territory
  • Insurgent Acts of Being-in-Common and Housing in Spain: Making Urban Commons?
  • Resources
  • Housing as a Common Resource? Decommodification and Self-Organization in Housing – Examples from Germany and Switzerland
  • Reconfiguring Energy Provision in Berlin. Commoning between Compromise and Contestation
  • The Battle for Necropolis: Reclaiming the Past as Commons in the City of the Dead
  • Authors
  • Backmatter