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    <dateIssued>December 05, 2018</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>In 2011, Shareable, the nonprofit media outlet I co-founded two years earlier, hosted a daylong conference called Share San Francisco. We brought together 130 leaders from city government, nonprofits, and social enterprises to explore one key question: How can we amplify the city of San Francisco as a platform for sharing? After all, cities are fundamentally shared enterprises. We aimed to catalyze positive change from a set of sharing-related opportunities coalescing around cities — some particularly evident in San Francisco.</abstract>
  <note>Essay, expanding design practices, Neal Gorenflo, No Density, Politics and economics</note>
  <note>Architecture, Architecture’s challenge, Cities, City development, City of commons, Co-design, Collaboration, Collaborative Architecture, Collective development, Community, Cooperation, Cultural agitator, Culture, Developing policies, Economy, Environment, Essay, Future Commoning Cities, Healthy city, Humanity, New paradigms, Political &amp; Economic Approach, Redefining architecture, Resources, San Francisco, Solidarity, Technology, Transformation, urban, Well-being</note>
  <note>Originally published at shareable.net</note>
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    <topic>Sharing-platform</topic>
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