Between Boundaries: From Commoning and Guerrilla Gardening to Community Land Trust Development in Liverpool
Between Boundaries: From Commoning and Guerrilla Gardening to Community Land Trust Development in Liverpool
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边界之间：从共享和游击园艺到利物浦的社区土地信托开发
DOI：
10.1111/anti.12154
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发表时间：
2015
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影响因子：
5
通讯作者：
Matthew Thompson
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作者：
Matthew Thompson
在所有权模式的缝隙中出现了国家/市场提供经济适用住房以及公共/私人主导的衰落城市社区重建的替代方案，其核心是公共和集体居民控制。本文探讨了在私有财产关系的背景下，社区土地信托模式如何成为城市衰落的有效制度解决方案。它探讨了在格朗比，在利物浦，英格兰一个特别贫困的内城附近的CLT运动的案例研究。该运动寻求在紧缩条件下集体收购空置房屋，这为基层游击队园艺实验开辟了空间，证明了该运动在获得政治信任和财政支持方面的重要性。本文讨论了CLT模式作为民主管理场所的工具的潜力，并揭示了可能破坏其政治合法性的矛盾。
Emerging in the cracks of the ownership model are alternatives to state/market provision of affordable housing and public/private-led regeneration of declining urban neighbourhoods, centred on commoning and collective dweller control. This paper explores how the community land trust model can become an effective institutional solution to urban decline in the context of private property relations. It explores a case study of a CLT campaign in Granby, a particularly deprived inner-city neighbourhood in Liverpool, England. The campaign seeks to collectively acquire empty homes under conditions of austerity, which have opened up the space for grassroots experimentation with guerrilla gardening, proving important for the campaign in gaining political trust and financial support. This paper discusses the potential of the CLT model as a vehicle for democratic stewardship of place and unpacks the contradictions threatening to undermine its political legitimacy.