European Commons Assembly

On  November 15 2016  we were invited to attend the first European Commons Assembly in Brussels. This has been a great opportunity to meet people that from different perspectives, practices and political approaches understand the commons as an essential battlefield for a more sustainable and just society.

You can read here Laura Colini’s notes for the URBACT website.

6 Dic , 2016 - Category:

commons


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