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Commons and Public Partnership reimagines the commons as a dynamic third political sphere, one that bridges the gap between the household and the state. Torange Khonsari shows how cultural practices can activate communities, creating neighbourhood-based commons systems that challenge conventional governance.
Drawing on local experiences, Khonsari addresses pressing societal issues, from citizen apathy and institutional distrust, to the lack of awareness around creative practices that can transform political engagement. By repositioning the neighbourhood as a decentralized arena for decision-making, this book advocates for a commons/public partnership model in place of the dominant private/public paradigm.
Rich in theory and grounded in practice, Commons and Public Partnership blends insights from urbanism, public art, architecture, psychology, politics, anthropology, and sociology with practical design methodologies—offering a bold, interdisciplinary framework for rethinking civic life.
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Distributive Commons: Third Political Sphere
Chapter 2: Distributive Commons Organization and Commoning Practise
Chapter 3: Mobilizing the Commons: Crafting Social Engagements
Chapter 4: Cultural Commons: Producing Materiality of Commons
Chapter 5: Learning Commons
Chapter 6: Conclusion: Ingredients for Commons as Third Political Sphere
