Democratic and collective ownership of public goods and services
Democratic and collective ownership of public goods and services
Many cities and citizens have devised new ways to manage essentials. Public-community collaborations can unlock local knowledge and empower citizens by combining the city’s administrative and political power with the potential of its citizens. Order print copy
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