Amsterdam is gentrifying and becoming more homogeneous. Over the past few years, many free cultural spaces have been terminated. Diversity and creativity, said to be quintessential Amsterdam values, are disappearing. Our friends…
Urban commons: utilizing the Right to Challenge in Rotterdam
With a bang we published a booklet on urban commons two years ago: Urban Commons: Shared Spaces. Among the policy recommendations in the paper was the Right to Challenge, one of the…
Cape Town: Towards a Municipal Regulation for the Commons
Crowdsourcing a Commons Transition Plan in Cape Town
Another Amsterdam food coop is transforming the food system
Amsterdam has a long list of initiatives trying to change the way we look at the food on our daily plates. From global to local, from refined to organice, and from for-profit…
A big step towards sustainable and cooperative tourism
Last week Commons Network joined a virtual-but-local Amsterdam meeting hosted by FairBnB.coop. We learned from its founders about a new and promising model for sustainable and cooperative tourism. In this blog we…
Introducing our new board member: Sandra Bos
– – – S C R O L L D O W N F O R E N G L I S H – – – We zijn blij aan te…
“Nobody is in charge, but everything gets done”
- - [ S C R O L L D O W N F O R E N G L I S H ] - - Voor ons onderzoek naar de toekomst…
Conferentie Commons en de Omgevingsvisie: Een verslag
Conferentie Commons en de Omgevingsvisie: Een Verslag
Commons en de Nieuwe Omgevingsvisie
Wat hebben stedelijke commons aan de nieuwe Omgevingswet?
Commons and Social Security: Announcing Our New Research
— [ S C R O L L D O W N F O R E N G L I S H ] — Commons en bestaanszekerheid: Gaat dat samen? 200…