Kitchen Politics

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Wieger, Julia [author]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, December 21, 2022Description: 3500 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Eight members of the Spaces of Commoning research group sit around a large office table. They are organizing a summer school called “Commoning the City” and it is one of their last meetings before the event. They are still undecided on how to organize the provision of food:

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Activism (19) ,
Transforming society (13) ,
Sustainability (411) ,
LGBTQ (4) ,
Economics (84) ,
Domesticity (19) ,
Cultural agitator (332) ,
Community (346) ,
Collective housing (128) ,
Collective city (26)

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Excerpt from Spaces of Commoning published by Sternberg Press.

Eight members of the Spaces of Commoning research group sit around a large office table. They are organizing a summer school called “Commoning the City” and it is one of their last meetings before the event. They are still undecided on how to organize the provision of food:

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