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by Chiara Camponeschi and Hillete Warner There are countless ways vibrant neighbourhoods and strong communities help people live better lives. In the age of “connected loneliness,” having neighbours to borrow that proverbial cup of sugar from is not only a way to share resources more effectively, but a great way to see the neighbourhood itself transformed into a powerful resource in its own right. 
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"How can we address the high prices of medicines that are straining health budgets? How can openly sharing green knowledge help an agreement at the climate change talks in Paris this year? How could TTIP further privatize knowledge and what can we do about it? What does it mean to say the Internet belongs to everyone?
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The Open Science Commons are adopted by the European Council - The EGI blog
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As we gathered for it, this European Parliament Common Goods Intergroup meeting, promised to be intriguing... was the Parliament about to embrace the commons as a template for a more participatory ...
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The text is the result of discussions by an informal group of people interested to interconnect the Social Economy and Commons issues at the European level. This informal group includes Benjamin Coriat and Fabienne Orsi (researchers), Perez Roland, Pierre Calame, Gaelle Krikorian (European Green), Nicole ALIX and Philippe Herzog, ... It was co-signed by MEP Marie-Christine Vergiat.
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Ecocide is the extensive damage to, destruction of or loss of ecosystems of a given territory. Let's end ecocide in Europe together!
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The Commons encourages the democratic governance of knowledge for the common good and identifies it as a shared resource and collective responsibility.
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Bologna's Mayor Merola about to give civic collaborators keys to the city at the recent Civic Collaboration Fest It all began with park benches.
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The third annual OuiShare Fest, hosted with the theme “Lost in Transition” in Paris’ charming Cabaret Sauvage, concluded last Friday. This unique gathering of sharing economy leaders from around the world found itself in at least two ways with their latest edition.
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We recently took part in the Share and inspire: Infoday on CAPS in Horizon 2020 in Brussels, presenting some of the research findings and an overview of out first year.
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In a precarious context induced by a struggle for the essential, one term has re-emerged as indispensable, providing many of us with a new sense of direction, creation and sharing, and ultimately, like a boomerang, assuming the ‘austere’ dignity of that which cannot be renounced: the commons.
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