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...s en Man Común (ORGACCMM)}}, voice of the land commons and they contact me to participate in the next Assembly. {{P|Alfredo Pereira}}, the president fot ...have a social, ecological and productive fonction in the rural areas. The land commons have 2900 communities in 248

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...hais en Man Común-ORGACCMM), voice of the land commons and they contact me to participate in the next Assembly. Alfredo Pereira, the president fot ORGAC ...have a social, ecological and productive fonction in the rural areas. The land commons have 2900 communities in 248 You can find more information about th

...ook forward to meeting you all at the Zinneke on the 15th (I won't be able to attend the following days). My interest in the commons is quite recent but ...in the European context and in exploring the legal frameworks that we need to support and defend them.

...in the European context and in exploring the legal frameworks that we need to support and defend them. ...particularly interested in the policy proposals around {{C|ecovillages}}, land in Galicia, {{C|natural commons}} and {{C|solidarity economy}}.

|Description=This Land is Our Land - The Fight to Reclaim the Commons ...is trying to reclaim our common wealth by modeling practical alternatives to the restrictive monopoly powers of corporate elites.

the Galizan municipality of Lousame, close to Santiago de Compostela. councillor, is a good example of the reality of {{C|land commons}} in

|Producteur=Acces to Land Network, * http://www.accesstoland.eu/film-Land-for-our-food

the Galizan municipality of Lousame, close to Santiago de Compostela. councillor, is a good example of the reality of land commons in

...r years ago, I gave up all that ineffective advocacy promising myself only to work on real projects that promise immediate benefits. The commons movement ...;- the Irish Biochar Cooperative based in Tipperary and the {{I|Community Land Trust Initiative}} based in Dublin.

...r years ago, I gave up all that ineffective advocacy promising myself only to work on real projects that promise immediate benefits. The commons movement ...ects;- the Irish Biochar Cooperative based in Tipperary and the Community Land Trust Initiative based in Dublin.

...tunately, I won´t have the possibility to join this time, but I would like to send you a paper which we made within the project {{I|REALS - Resilient and ...ming days? I especially want to highlight the third section focused on {{C|land stewardship}} which highlights the importance of eg {{C|agroecological food

...ponym, translating to "clearing on granite / lateritic rock",[2] referring to the plain near the town of Ka-ba (present day Kangaba) where the narrative ...w people from different tribes discussed and agreed upon how this patch of land would be governed and managed, focusing on the interests of the peoples of

...ungry nations like China and Saudi Arabia are leasing Mali's land in order to turn large areas into agribusiness farms. Many Malian peasants do not welco

...{C|collective land use}} and self organized forms of „collective learning" to promote and establish new forms of ownership

...n of collective land use and self organized forms of „collective learning" to promote and establish new forms of ownership

...ther topic such as: {{C|right to water}}, {{C|right to land}}, {{C|women's right}}, {{C|migration}}. I have been part of the mouvement altermondialiste" sin

...Together with other topic such as: right to water, right to land, women's right, migration. I have been part of the" mouvement altermondialiste" since 2001

'''Personal and Community Response to Land Policy Proposal''' ...the work and accumulated knowledge of the Frojám Commons Community are 5. Land, 11. Natural Commons, and 25. Ecovillages. However, pads have not been crea

...al health license for the unconventional oil and gas industry and a demand to respect this decision.

...life. We forge long-term relationships with our clients and collaborators to build trust and enable co-authorship in city making. Our projects, research ...or into common ownership. We work both with local authorities and policies to negotiate on behalf or sometimes with community groups in their engagement

:A Common Right India https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgIFjKitefI ...ons - knowledge-commons.net We encourage others interested in these topics to connect with us!

...n}}. See: http://www.oneyearintransition.org/ In April I took my students to Bristol where we made a shared enquiry into City as Commons. While I am in ...d create a local {{C|Community Charter}} that asserts their responsibility to protect those assets against inappropriate or destructive development. In d

...really look forward to being part of the Commons Assembly in Brussels, and to meeting you all. My particular interest is governance of the commons, and r ...ion. See: http://www.oneyearintransition.org/ In April I took my students to Bristol where we made a shared enquiry into City as Commons. While I am in

...not necessarily about cities or physical urban environments. The idea was to create a distinct way of managing the world that was separate from the way ...ged from an industrial way of framing the world (enforceable contracts and land law). The essence of community was siphoned off (the relationship of meani

...on, production, collective organization and management, with an aspiration to propose and discuss new ways of sustainable, equitable and participatory so

...on, production, collective organization and management, with an aspiration to propose and discuss new ways of sustainable, equitable and participatory so

...ions to support urban sustainability and encouraging development according to Kenworthy (2006) # Cities have a compact, mixed-use urban form that uses land efficiently and protects the natural environment and biodiversity and food-

...shared added value (investments brought back and collectively distributed to the community), shared decision making (decisions made together by all stak ...the world, and we have a responsibility of linking such projects together to forge a transfer of knowledge, information, experiences, and recommendation

...I had some exploratory questions as below, not to be answered now but just to hold as we go into the 3 day inquiry. Hopefully they might open areas for ...was an invisible crack which could lead to for example some bengalis going to the Pakistani mosque rather than the mosque built for the bengali community

...cipatory processes. I live and work on Galician rural area, so i´m related to {{C|rural commons}}. ...g the public-private dichotomy. We have developed http://www.montenoso.net to connect these communities. This tool focuses on transparency, highlighting

...a, the communities use this charter to engage in dialogue with developers, land-owners, and planning authorities. ...m. Therefore, charters can provide communities with the leverage they need to have their voices heard. It also becomes an effective document in protectin

...n give but you can also share your knowledge, your skills. And this goesin to the next principle which is contributing in a set of shared logic. That is ...he Economics and the Commons Conference which took place in Berlin from 22 to 24 May 2013.

and we have been using "{{C|commons land}}" on steep and rocky slopes ("baldio" in portuguese) ...bservation skills and bring influence to his work from multiple approaches to Permaculture and Regenerative Design Education he earned PDC's in Portugal/

! colspan="7"|Approaches to the Commons (July 2019) |Thinking about the value of voluntary and peer-to-peer contributions as producers of the commons (material or immaterial).

...create a framework to address a whole range of issues, from climate change to social exclusion, immigration, citizenship, unemployment, etc. ...as part of the institutional response. The main obstacle met are in regard to legislation, trans-national/national/local regulation practices or lack of

...ties - ensures a KC has necessary elements knowledge workers are attracted to build a strong knowledge base # Scale of a city - larger KCs tend to offer greater knowledge pool, greater diversity, and choice for knowledge w

Community Land Trust : * [[Another Life Is Possible - Homage to Catalonia II]]

...ies and Areas) ''is the term adopted since the beginning of the millennium to describe the natural areas, resources, species and habitats conserved in a ...still alive and widespread in Europe but practically unknown and invisible to the general public and authorities.

# Du côté de Remix : équivalence linguistiques (en cours) -> Ex. : Community land trust et Fiducie foncière communautaire | [[Community land trust]]

...) Food Commons, (c) Social and Solidarity Economy, (d) Ecovillages and (e) Land commons in Galicia (Spain). ...hway and alternative narrative in the quest of sustainability and fairness to all Europeans and Nature.

...use we are really starting to see some very interesting initiatives coming to life that integrate or take a commons approach in a very holisitc way, both ...ads for grassroots initiatives, creative initiatives, culture initiatives, to get organized and do things. So that’s one example that’s happening now

| [[access to knowledge movement]] | Access to knowledge movement

...whole kind of the initiative of the commons style, In Belem... I’m trying to translate from Spanish. In Belem there was the big sort of transfer, maybe. ...ce the issue of the financial system and the economic system being central to our political struggles has been a growing conscientious sort of movement t

...s qui toutes peuvent se mettre sous le chapeau des communs: degrowth, peer to peer, social economy, collaborative economy, commons collaborative economy ...that we can act as free people; then youve made a important step ('''ADDED TO FINISH THE SENTENCE''') so the three things must be there: free, fair and s

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Cards who are mobilized to neutralize enclosures. Cards that give bonuses to players

'''relevance, challenges and ideas to feed them''' ...pistemologies (schools of thought) that have analysed the commons in order to understand its nature, origins, governance, utilities and challenges have r

...du d&#233;veloppement en tous cas du logement &#224; travers du Community Land Trust, que le fait de pouvoir mettre en licences libres les contenus des ar ...ques autour des communs ; et puis il y a l'id&#233;e aussi de licence Peer-to-Peer et donc de dispositif ou de m&#233;canisme juridique ou &#233;conomiqu

.... On retrouve parmi ces initiatives, la documentation produite par la Peer to Peer (P2P) Foundation*, les multiples tentatives de cartographies des commu *NEESON , J.M. (1993), COMMONERS : COMMON RIGHT , ENCLOSURE AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN ENGLAND , 1700-1820, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY