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SUMMARY:Online lecture by Dr. Ismael Vaccaro - The Legal Transformations of the Commons in the Catalan Pyrenees
DESCRIPTION:Prof. Ismael Vaccaro (CSIC) presents his research about the history of Catalan Commons. The presentation is titled “The Legal Transformations of the Commons in the Catalan Pyrenees: from the Middle Ages until the twenty-first century”. \n\n\n\n\nRegister\n\n\n\n\nIsmael Vaccaro will give the lecture from Campus Woudestein in Rotterdam. Would you like to attend the lecture in person and then chat afterwards during drinks at the Paviljoen? Please contact us via collective-action@rsm.nl. There is limited space on location. \n\n\n\nAbout Prof. Ismael VaccaroDr. Ismael Vaccaro holds a BA anthropology (Universidad de Barcelona)\, a BA in Political Sciences (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)\, a MA in social anthropology and ethnology (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales\, Paris)\, and a MA and a PhD in Environmental Anthropology (University of Washington\, Seattle). His research interests include environmental anthropology\, political ecology\, property theory\, landscape analysis\, the tensions between the rural and the urban\, development and globalization\, political and economic anthropology\, conservation policies\, climate change\, post-industrial spaces\, anthropology of mining\, and urban-rural interactions. He has conducted research in Europe\, Mexico\, Solomon Islands\, and the lakes of Uganda. He was full professor at the McGill University until very recently and he is currently a senior researcher at the Institució Milà i Fontanals of the Spanish National research Council (CSIC) in Barcelona. \n\n\n\nAbstractThe Pyrenean landscape is covered by a complex and patchy property mosaic where collective forms of property are still abundant. Many of these patches of land are often referred to as commons by locals\, academics\, and politicians alike. In truth\, however\, although most of these mountains were held in common until as late as the mid nineteenth century\, several waves of aggressive territorializing policies implemented by the Spanish State\, changed the legal status of the vast majority of these lands. Nowadays most of the old commons belong to the state via the municipalities or the regional governments\, or are private land belonging to societies of owners. All along this process of ownership modification\, in theory\, the local communities kept some of their usufruct rights on these lands. Interestingly\, where these usufruct rights have been upheld\, the socioeconomic organization used by the villages has closely followed the old commons’ structure and rules. The contracts that created the societies of owners\, also set up use rules that resonate with the previous communal model. In addition\, in the last twenty years\, some municipalities have issued regulations recuperating or mimicking some of the manners of the old commons. The goal of this article is to track down the history of the complex legal activity that has transformed the legal standing of the old commons\, as well as the survival of some of its characteristics under these new legal skins.
URL:https://collective-action.info/event/online-lecture-by-dr-ismael-vaccaro-the-legal-transformations-of-the-commons-in-the-catalan-pyrenees/
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SUMMARY:VNG Knowledge Day - with lecture by prof. Tine De Moor
DESCRIPTION:Association of Netherlands Municipalities (VNG) organizes a knowledge exchange event. As part of the program\, professor Tine De Moor will give a lecture titled: ‘Citizen collectives in action: stronger together with municipalities‘. \n\n\n\n\nRegister\n\n\n\n\nAbout the eventJoin colleagues from municipalities across the country for an inspiring Knowledge Day filled with fresh insights\, practical tools\, and meaningful connections. As municipalities navigate major societal challenges—from livelihood security\, healthy aging\, equal opportunities\, climate and energy\, and safety to digitalization and the future of local governance—this event brings together policy makers\, strategists\, implementers\, and governance professionals to explore solutions that shape tomorrow’s municipal practice. Start the day with engaging masterclasses led by renowned speakers who translate today’s complex issues into actionable local strategies\, then dive into an energetic afternoon festival of knowledge featuring talks\, podcasts\, pitches\, lectures\, interactive games\, and dynamic discussion formats. At the vibrant Knowledge Square\, exchange ideas with experts and peers\, discover new perspectives\, and return to your municipality with valuable inspiration and immediately applicable knowledge. \n\n\n\nFind more information about the program here \n\n\n\nAbout the lecture by The MoorIncreasingly\, residents are taking the initiative themselves to tackle societal issues – from healthcare and energy to neighborhood livability. But how can municipalities effectively align with this? And how do you ensure a collaboration where responsibility is truly shared? In this lecture\, Professor Tine de Moor (Erasmus University Rotterdam) explains how municipalities can support and strengthen citizen collectives without taking over. When do you give space\, and when do you intervene? What does this require of policy\, organization\, and attitude?
URL:https://collective-action.info/event/vng-knowledge-day-with-lecture-by-prof-tine-de-moor/
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