Test Concept

	Est intéressé au concept
ALIX Nicole/BIO	Économie sociale Banque coopérative Mouvement des « communs » Impact investing Social and solidarity economy
ANASTASOPOULOS Nicholas/BIO	Community Urban commons Sustainability Complexity Alternative communities Ecocommunities Intentional communities Indigenous communities Peer-to-peer knowledge
ANDREOZZI Sergio/BIO	Commons policies Open science
Archipel des Iles de Chausey/Extrait d'une lettre de Pierre Fortin à Louis Renault	Hospitalité Droit humain Bien-être Strict nécessaire
ARENA Gregorio/BIO	Administrative Law Active citizenship Shared administration of common goods
AVLONA Natalia-Rozalia/BIO	Feminist approaches to the commons Labour and reciprocity Social and Solidarity Economy Collaborative commons economies
BELLANGER Julien/BIO	Practices of the digital era Free culture
BLANCHET Cécile/BIO	Energy commons Community energy Energy transition
BLOEMEN Sophie/BIO	Urban commons Knowledge commons
BROSSIN-PILLOT Laure/BIO	Seed libraries Commons during Antiquity
CAÑADA Mauge/BIO	Ecovillage
CANGELOSI Elisabetta/BIO	Right to water Right to land Women's right Migration
CARLISLE Isabel/BIO	Governance of the commons Community Charter Water parliament Watershed Charter
CASTRO Mauro/BIO	Urban commons
CELAKOSKI Teodor/BIO	Digital culture Public-civic partnership Human rights Critical theory Non-profit independent contemporary culture Public space
CLAEYS Priscilla/BIO	Right to land Biodiversity Seeds Ecovillages Natural commons Solidarity economy
CLAUSEN Marco/BIO	Collective land use
Co-créer l'espace public avec les habitants	Participation des habitants Coproduit par la municipalité et ses habitants Budgets participatifs
Co-produire l'information sur la ville avec les habitants	Fourniture d'information sur la ville comme une coproduction municipalités/habitants
Compte rendu de la rencontre Cities and Commons - Naples 2017	Droit par la base Communs urbains Déclaration d'usage civique de l'Asilo, Naples
CREMER Marjolein/BIO	Peer2peer learning
ČUKIĆ Iva/BIO	Urban planing Public property management Public space Self-organisation Urban activism
DE PAUW Geert/BIO	Community land
DE WACHTER Joren/BIO	Open Source Creative Commons
Développer l'habitat participatif et groupé	Réserver une partie du foncier constructible à l'habitat participatif Habitat participatif
DIMITROV Dimi/BIO	Digital rights
DIOJDESCU dan/BIO	Sustainable lifestyles Commons' governance Local currencies Community building Non-monetary finance
Domaine public numérisés en libre accès	Domaine public Politiques culturelles Allie une logique de conservation à un impératif de diffusion Travail de médiation sur place et à distance
ECA/Subject: on ECA Madrid, art(istic) research/pedagogy and CreatING Commons (Was: Contribute to ECA Madrid Postproduction)Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2018 10:06:40 0200	ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA - Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2018 16:05:54 0100	ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA - Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2018 08:59:22 0100	Takes out unnessecary emotions Everyone does find ECA valuable ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA - Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2018 18:04:04 0100	Perhaps a solution would be, that the specialist take place like a leader when will be necessary and depending on the issue Manifesto that represents its objectives, purposes, objects of study and work, would facilitate things Language is another manifestation of culture and way of thinking, and this could be a principle of ECA Manifiesto ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2018 09:20:46 0400	I'd also love to participate in the thinking process for tools to organize ourselves into a decentralised, horizontally governed experiment build for creating actions and decisions that help the commons. ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2018 10:14:20 0100	Refactoring Selfgoverning Distributed management Reduced coordination Total transparency of work ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2018 11:29:52 0000	Centralization is the last thing we ask for ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA Date: Sun, 1 Apr 2018 17:53:36 0200	ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2018 11:54:49 -0300	Refactoring is indeed a better word ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Reboot ECA Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2018 16:36:53 0000	ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Tyranny of positivism? (Was: Reboot ECA) Date: : Mon, 19 Mar 2018 14:35:10 0100	Dutch are (I think) one of the pioneers in the commons , because of our fight against the water I hope that everybody can be emotional even in meetings! ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Tyranny of positivism? (Was: Reboot ECA) Date: : Mon, 19 Mar 2018 22:58:54 0100	It's more about re-factoring than reboot Creating conditions so that a process can be continued in a more serene, ethical, open and pragmatic way, with all those for whom it is important: ECA is a process of acculturation and politicization of the commons by the activists themselves A space for debate (with internal agreements and disagreements) A space to activate trans-local coalitions of initiatives based on the commons Can ECA be used by these people to create links and reinforce their initiatives? It would be useful to appreciate the wealth that we share including the diverse expectations of everyone with ECA. To build an ad-hoc governance that will evolve in time This conversation should continued on this mailing list before choosing other tools. Its vitality will be a sign of the credibility of ECA for the future. ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Tyranny of positivism? (Was: Reboot ECA) Date: : Sun, 18 Mar 2018 11:46:33 0100	Clear working procedure above just sitting together and speak out emotions or feelings only ECA
ECA/Subject: Re: Tyranny of positivism? (Was: Reboot ECA) Date: : Sun, 18 Mar 2018 12:38:11 0100	Space for critical expression ECA
ECA/Subject: Reboot ECA - Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2018 09:04:37 0100	ECA Coordination Tools Infrastructures Open commons based process of production Transparency at 3 levels Generate a coalition oriented to decentralised action
ECA/Subject: Tyranny of positivism? (Was: Reboot ECA) Date: : Sun, 18 Mar 2018 11:20:39 0100	Space where emotions are freely expressed Doing trouble is absolutly part of growing up and learning (over-represented) Dutch ECA is potentially valuable Fall away/drop can actually be also considered as viable option We Are Different ECA
Entretien avec Étienne Le Roy	Politiques foncières
ESTEVES Ana Margarida/BIO	Social and Solidarity Economy Management of the commons Ecovillage Ecclesial Base Community Integral Cooperative Agroecological Producer-Consumer Network
EULER Johannes/BIO	Conflicts in water management Transformative potential of commoning Commons housing Community-supported agriculture Commons assemblies
Expo sur les communs/ Panneau 1 - Introduction	Coopération Régimes de propriétés privées Droits d’accès partagés Crise de civilisation Satisfaction équitable et durable des besoins
Expo sur les communs/ Panneau 2 - Qu’est-ce qu’un commun ?	Collectif d’usagers Règles Ressource
Expo sur les communs/ Panneau 3 - Vulnérabilité des communs	Enclosures
EYNAUD Léa/BIO	Urban sustainable transition Urban transition Waste Energy Urban nature Community reuse centers Renewable energy cooperatives Community gardens
Faire le choix du logiciel libre	Développement de Communs immatériels Inclure autant que possible une clause en ce sens dans les appels d'offres Un logiciel financé par une collectivité crée du bien commun
Ferme des Bouillons	Foncier Alimentation Commun culturel Se maintenir comme collectif de personnes différentes Occupation
FESTA Daniela/BIO	Collective properties Collective housing Urban commons Spatial justice Urban democracy Right to the city Lawmaking bottom up process
FIORDIMELA Cristina/BIO	Mutualism Commoning Diffused’ museum Enclosures of negotiation
FISHER Caitlin/BIO	Sport
Francesco Brancaccio présente "Les communs comme mode de production" (notes)	Inventivité juridique Néo-municipalisme Droit d'usage Commission Rodotà
Fundación de los Comunes	Social movements in Spain Radical critical production
GONÇALVES João/BIO	Commons land Permaculture Polycultural family farming Self-reliant community Sustainable communities
GÓRRIZ Óscar/BIO	Sharing economies Degrowth Eco-gardening Libre & Digital Culture Rebel and ethic glo-cal economy worldwide Global/local markets
Gouvernance participative des ressources naturelles	Remunicipalisation de l'eau Développer une agriculture raisonnée
GUIDO Roberta/BIO	Urban Planning European Landscape Convention
HARVIE Jamie/BIO	Health Community Environment and health care
HELFRICH Silke/BIO	Patterns Language of Commoning
HUNT Elizabeth/BIO	Community-based learning
JUAREZ David/BIO	Peer2peer learning
KATELBACH Tibor/BIO	Open source Open Organisations
KATRINI Eleni/BIO	Community planning Urban sustainability Green infrastructure Urban design
KHONSARI Torange/BIO	Art Architecture Interdisciplinary practice Civic in the city Public space Activism
KRAUSZ Nicolas/BIO	Ecological and socially just Transition
KRIKORIAN Gaelle/BIO	Health Intellectual property Access to medicines Access to knowledge Feminist
Le bien commun est sur toutes les lèvres	Mouvement social Covoiturage Bien commun
LE ROY Étienne	Politiques foncières
LECAILLE Julien/BIO	Public policies design
Les communs à l'UE Solidaire, citoyenne et rebelle	Co-production de la solidarité Mouvement social Reconnaissance des communs Mouvement municipaliste Réglementations pour « prendre soin des biens communs » Remunicipalisation de l’eau Droit à la ville Pacte d'usage civique
Les communs urbains à Bologne	Pactes de collaboration Coopératives communautaires Fondations de quartier Consortiums de blocs Co-cité Infrastructure d'accueil des communs auto-organisés
LEVA Federico/BIO	Digital commons
LOESCHMANN Heike/BIO	Commoners
LONZANO BRIGHT Carmen/BIO	Citizen laboratories P2P practices Crowdfunding Public space
LOPEZ Iñaki/BIO	Rural commons Communal land communities Representation system Rural abandoned areas Heritage of rural communities
LORRAIN Ann-Catherin/BIO	Copyright law Digital public domain
MARTINEZ Rubén/BIO	Cultural economy Participatory governance Community based economies
MAYOT Philippe/BIO	Biodiversity Agro ecology
Mettre à disposition des accès à internet ouverts dans les espaces et bâtiments publics	Faciliter l'accès de tous à l'internet via des accès ouverts
MEYER Camille/BIO	Social finance Community banks Complementary currencies
MOEBUS Katharina/BIO	Critical pedagogy Peer-to-peer learning DIT-culture
MUUKKONEN Marita/BIO	Refugee Immigré Artists and people at risk Art Practice Enquiry
NALPAS Dominique/BIO	Public space Environment Cultural diversity Community territories Water Solidarité de vallée Hydrologic communities New urban rivers Commons Assembly Food
NIAROS Vasilis/BIO	Open source technologies Urban commons Smart city
Notes pour l'atelier City as a Commons - Alain Renk	Aménagement du territoire Tactique Prototypage collaboratif Territoire contributif Urbanisme collaboratif
Nourrir les villes autrement	Permaculture Circuits courts
Nourrir un domaine public volontaire	Accès libre Domaine public volontaire
O'SIOCHRU Emer/BIO	Agricultural cooperative Open cooperative Habitat management services Common ownership of land Community development
Ouvrir les données sous licence partage à l’identique	Politique d’ouverture de données Choisir une mise à disposition accompagnée d’une licence incluant une obligation de partage à l’identique Garantir que les données modifiées resteront elles aussi ouvertes Mentionner la licence dès la rédaction des appels d'offre
PAIRET Martin/BIO	P2P learning
PANAYOTIS Antoniadis/BIO	MAZI project Community currencies Cooperative housing
PATERSON Andrew Gryf/BIO	Cultural Knowledge Commons Refugee hospitality
PATTI Daniela/BIO	Urban regeneration Environmental planning Governance of peri-urban landscape Local food markets
PEDERSEN Martin/BIO	Seed commons
PETCOU Constantin/BIO	Urban tactics Architecture Urbanism Semiotics Sociopolitical practices in the contemporary city Interstitial practices
PETRESCU Doina/BIO	Architecture Gender, space and participation
PIM Joám Evans/BIO	Land commons
POLYAK Levente/BIO	Urban regeneration Cultural development Community participation Community-led urban development Temporary use Vacant properties Community-run social services
PRIORI Alice/BIO	P2P learning
PURKISS Steve/BIO	Ree/Libre Open Source Software
RADICCHI Antonelle/BIO	Urban Design Quietness in cities
REKESTAD Emilia/BIO	Land stewardship Agroecological foodsystems
Remettre la nature en Commun dans la ville	Réintroduire la nature comme Commun dans l'espace urbain Officialiser l'autorisation pour les habitants d'investir les espaces abandonnés Jardins partagés
RENARD Michel/BIO	Local citizen movement
Renforcer l’investissement citoyen face au changement climatique	Se réapproprier la production d'énergie renouvelables Favoriser les circuits courts Partage des moyens de transport et les transports publics Financement participatif Dépendance au pétrole Résilience locale
RITIMO s'engage pour le Temps des communs	Transition numérique Transition énergétique
SAIJA Francesco/BIO	Open government Relational democracy
SANTMAN Ed/BIO	Peer2peer learning Local initiative European political discourse
SARAZIN Simon/BIO	take what you want system Basic income Libre currencies Chamber of commons Call for commons
Soutenir l'émergence de monnaies complémentaires citoyennes	Budget de cautionnement par la municipalité
Soutenir l'innovation sociale et le débat citoyen à travers les tiers lieux	Multiplier l'ouverture de lieux métissés Soutenir la multiplication des ateliers participatifs Montée en compétence des habitants Renouvellement de l'éducation populaire à l'heure numérique
Soutenir la cartographie libre	Licences libres Formats ouverts
Soutenir les réseaux d’accès à internet ouverts et collaboratifs	Reconnaitre ces réseaux d'accès citoyens Garantir un raccordement aux backbones nationaux Participer à leur cofinancement Fournisseurs d'Accès à Internet associatifs
SPRINCEANA Vitalie/BIO	Public spaces Social justice Free knowledge Plurality of worldviews and practices Art as a tool for community change
STODOLSKY Ivor/BIO	Immigré Refugee Artists and people at risk Art Practice Enquiry
SULTAN Frédéric/BIO	Éducation populaire Populare education
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/ 10 Definitions	Knowledge City Urban green commons Allotment Garden Community garden Urban Resilience Management Cognitive Resilience Building Socio-ecological Memory Municipality Park Conservancy Regulatory Slippage Friends Group Business Improvement District Open Source Urbanism Peer-2-Peer Urbanism Open Co-operativism Cultural Commons Social Practice of communing Neighborhood Commons Sector Infrastructure Commons Academic commons Education Commons Global commons Polycentric order Commons Collective Action Public and Collective Good Free-riding Common Property Common Pool Resource Enclosure
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/ Actors and stakeholders	Friends Groups Park Conservancies Non-Governmental/Non-Profit Organizations Municipalities and Governing Bodies Small Local Businesses and Enterprises Citizens Platform Co-operatives Academic Researchers Small-scale actions serving a larger purpose An offering of local ideas for planning local challenges Short term commitment and realistic expectations Development of Social Capital Participatory Planning Online Sharing Tactics
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/ Making sure the urban commons is space that is to stay	Permanent establishments Permanency Character of the neighborhood Developing lessons learned Documenting experiences Entity to stay Cognitive Resilience Building
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/ Objectives to Tactical Chartering	To obtain Cognitive Resilience Building To achieve Permanency To avoid Free Riding To utilize Open Source Urbanism To pursue participative democracy To use collaboration
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/ Putting a label	Classifications Labelled types of commons Focused infomation distribution
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/ Understanding the neighborhood	Character of the neighborhood Historical accounts Identity of a neighborhood Tactical Story-Sharing Cultural Awareness Detecting of qualities
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/Engaging in Dialogue	Questionnaire Development Interview Participation Townhall meetings Leadership Facilitation Social Media facilitation Collective Action Roles of Responsibility Democratic approach to decision making Group Creation Division of Responsibility Community conversation Network establishment Implementing De Jure Rights Supporting De Facto Rights
Tactical Chartering Manifesto/Social and Physical Space Assessment	Physical aspect of a space Theory of mental mapping Determining the boundaries of the neighborhood Determining what this urban commons will be used for Condition Identification Fencing Detection and Enclosure Recognition Access Points Physical Mapping
TELLO Lucas/BIO	Free culture Social innovation Migrations Political cinema
TOMASONE Federico/BIO	Socio-ecological transformation Commons and solidarity economy
VLACHOKYRIAKOS Vasilis/BIO	Social and solidarity economy
WEINSTEIN Olivier/BIO	Économie industrielle Entreprise capitaliste
WYNN Mark/BIO	Transition town