Contested Commoning: Urban Fishing Spaces and Community Wellbeing

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of the Commons, September 2021

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RT @IJCCommons: New paper by @noelleboucquey & Jessie Fly shows that #urban #commoning increases community wellbeing but the more-than-huma…

New paper by @noelleboucquey & Jessie Fly shows that #urban #commoning increases community wellbeing but the more-than-human processes and infrastructures supporting commoning are precarious | @eckerdcollege | #MarSocSci | https://t.co/JLmYsb8cFf

#foodsecurity isn't just about gardens. We need to think about all our natural resources. "For 11% of our participants, fishing was even more essential: the activity helped prevent them from going hungry over the previous year" https://t.co/Q3cI62ZLu6

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