Public-common partnerships, autogestion, and the right to the city

Bertie Russell; Keir Milburn

Public-common partnerships, autogestion, and the right to the city

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The chapter will proceed through providing a critical engagement with Lefebvre's theorization of autogestion and the Right to the City, suggesting that it offers an entry point for conceptualizing a politics of self-government that is both in, against and beyond the state. The chapter outlines our proposed new model of ownership and governance which seeks to embody such a directional strategy, the Public-Common Partnership (PCP). We argue that PCPs offer a strategic approach that sets in motion processes that work to shift the boundaries of social and political possibility, developing a politics of the common that takes the question of the state seriously.

Idioma original	Anglès
Títol de la publicació	Capitalism and the Commons: Just Commons in the Era of Multiple Crises
Pàgines	135-150
Nombre de pàgines	16
Edició	2021
ISBN (electrònic)	9780367822835
Estat de la publicació	En premsa - 2021

SDG de les Nacions Unides

Aquest resultat contribueix als següents objectius de desenvolupament sostenible.

ODG 11 – Ciutats i comunitats sostenibles

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