Urban commoning practices in the repair movement: (Record no. 14494)

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Personal name Campos, Maria Jose Zapata
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Title Urban commoning practices in the repair movement:
Sub Title Frontstaging the backstage/
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Name of publisher, distributor, etc Sage,
Date of publication, distribution, etc 2020.
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Pages Vol. 52, Issue 6, 2020 ( 1150–1170 p.)
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Summary, etc Citizen-led repair initiatives that collectively create urban commons, questioning the configuration of production, consumption, and discarding within neoliberal capitalism, have emerged in recent years. This paper builds on recent discussions of the openness of the commons by examining the role of repair in commoning. It is informed by the case of the Bike Kitchen in Göteborg, using in-depth interviews as well as ethnographic and visual observations to support the analysis. Through repair practices, commoning communities can reinvent, appropriate, and create urban commons by transforming private resources – bicycles – creating common, liminal, and porous spaces between state and market. This openness of the commons allows commoners to shift roles unproblematically, alternating between the commons, state, and market. We argue that commoners’ fluid identities become the vehicle by which urban commoning practices expands beyond the commons space. This fluidity and openness also fuels the broad recruitment of participants driven by diverse and entangled rationales. Beyond the porosity of spatial arrangements, we illustrate how the dramaturgic representation of space, through simultaneous frontstaging and backstaging practices, also prevents its enclosure and allows the creation of openings through which urban commoning practices are accessed by newcomers. Finally, we call into question strict definitions of ‘commoner’ and the commoning/repair movement as limited to those who are politically engaged in opposing the enclosure of the commons. Rather, commoners become political through action, so intentionality is less relevant to prompting social change than is suggested in the literature.
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Added Entry Personal Name Zapata, Patrik
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Added Entry Personal Name Ordonez, Isabel
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Host Biblionumber 8877
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Place, publisher, and date of publication London Pion Ltd. 2010
Title Environment and planning A
International Standard Serial Number 1472-3409
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Uniform Resource Identifier https://doi.org/10.1177/0308518X19896800
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