research-l Mailing List: Re: Fwd: Registration confirmation IASC Workshop 'Working together on the Commons'

[Nichols, Jane (jnichols]

Wish I could go, have a conference is Boston same days. I am working on cohousing and coliving, both of which share an interior commons.

Dr. Jane L. Nichols, NCIDQ#20894

Luke Family Endowed Professor

Chair of the Department of Home Furnishings & Interior Design

Norton Hall, Suite 306

336-841-9565

jnichols [at] highpoint.edu

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From: research-l [research-l-bounces+jnichols=highpoint.edu [at] cohousingresearchnetwork.org] on behalf of Betsy Morris [Betsy [at] kali.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2018 8:57 PM
To: Nichols, Jane
Subject: [research-l] Fwd: Registration confirmation IASC Workshop 'Working together on the Commons'

I'm very impressed with the work of IASC and this is the first North Amercan get together. 

Is anyone else interested in the larger study of the commons, or going to this event ? It's a researchers work session, much like our CRN gatherings.  Good people; very methodologically grounded, but respectful of practitioners as well as academics in creating a shared knowledge base 

 

https://www.iasc-commons.org/event/ws-asu-working-together/

My goal is to get the concept of housing commons or better yet village commons into the taxonomy, and to learn more about sharing coding protocols.  There is a small subset of members who study coop housing, intentional communities, cohousing, ecovillages, and indigenous settlements, while the majority study environmental commons.  From my tiny experience so far, even the growing interest in "urban commons" focuses on cultural movements, artists, nonprofits, taking over empty buildings and vacant lots, unused military bases, public parks, gardens; squatter movements might be in there somewhere, but not on residential forms commoning. 

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From: IASC Commons <iasc [at] iasc-commons.org>
Date: Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 5:00 PM
Subject: Registration confirmation IASC Workshop 'Working together on the Commons'
To: Betsy {LASTNAME} <betsy [at] kali.com>

Workshop registration   This is to confirm that you have registered for   IASC Workshop 'Working together on the Commons'   to be held at   Arizona State University (Tempe AZ, US), March 8-9, 2018   Your preference for workgroups has been registered; please note however that participation options depend on logistics and are therefore not guaranteed until final confirmation.   Further information will be sent to you by the workshop organizers in due time.   Info on the workshop can be found at https://www.iasc-commons.org/event/ws-asu-working-together/   For info on content and programme, please contact Marco Janssen, marco.janssen [at] asu.edu For info on lodging and travel, please contact Jennifer Fraser, jfraser [at] asu.edu For info on registration and IASC-membership, please contact the IASC-Secretariat, iasc [at] iasc-commons.org       This email was sent to betsy [at] kali.com You received this email because you registered for the IASC Workshop 'Working together on the commons'   Sent by

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