Salon IV on: The Urban Commons

Description

In the Urban Commons: Moving Beyond State and Market (2015) the authors ask: “what, if anything, is urban about [the commons]?” Given the uptake of urban labs and city studios within municipal planning practices and academic institutions, and the widespread interest in “making the city,” this salon will collectively and somewhat informally dialogue about the ways in which urban settings can influence or condition commoning initiatives. What is the potential of urban commoning (taken here as a verb), as a social practice for working across differences and processes of spatial organization, to produce tools for sharing material/ immaterial and cultural resources outside market driven demands?

Join us for a roundtable discussion and presentations with:


Nathalie Casemajor
Professeure-chercheure
INRS - Institut national de la recherche scientifique, Montreal
Centre Urbanisation Culture Société. Codirectrice de l’Observatoire des médiations culturelles (OMEC)



Kristine Samson
Urbanist and Associate Professor
Visual Culture and Performance Design
Department of Communication and Arts
Roskilde University, Denmark


Marie-Christine Therrien, Professeure titulaire et Directrice de Cité-ID Living Lab Gouvernance de la résilience urbaine, www.cite-id.com
École nationale d’administration publique, Montreal

+ the PULSE team

Period	28 Nov 2019
Event type	Symposium
Location	Montreal, Canada
Degree of Recognition	International