Routledge Commoning the City - Urban Ecology and Economics

Commoning the City: Empirical Perspectives on Urban Ecology, Economics and Ethics offers a deep look into radical urban practices. This Routledge collection explores how communities build collaborative networks based on anti-capitalist principles. By examining the intersection of economics, ecology, and ethics, the book provides a framework for understanding how people reclaim and manage urban spaces through solidarity. Through diverse case studies, readers gain insight into real-world applications of urban commoning. The text covers a wide geographic range, including Detroit, USA and Kyrenia, Cyprus. These examples highlight how different populations navigate land stewardship, housing, and food networks. It is an essential resource for those studying how urban environments can be reshaped through collective action and new social models.