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A European research consortium is working to develop empirical foundations for a new socio-ecological growth model focused on welfare, wealth, and work. The presentation discusses how self-organized commons through collective action, self-governance, and social capital can help cities transition towards sustainability, equity, and efficiency. It examines the role of commons and self-organization in the socio-ecological transition of cities.
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