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Finanzm?rkte in der Medien?ffentlichkeitdesign practices. We examine these in relation to commons which we associate to urbanism and life. We do so via politics of food, fire, and affordance, which we explore as agents shaping the assemblage of sapiens life through design, and reposition as cues for methods of thinking, learning, designin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-17918-2agency and response-ability of design. It contends that more than a socially held or produced resource, the commons must be reconceived in a twofold manner: from a discrete locus (the commons) to a process (commoning, or the ., and in turn, from concerning primarily human decisions to explicitly inv

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An Introduction to Design Commons,ign remains atheoretical. A deeper theoretical and philosophical foundation will help problematize the link between commoning and design, and in doing so define the operative theories, concepts and frameworks that influence design thinking across a series of design contexts and conditions. And secon