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3 | Name | Taksim | Cultural expression in public space | Water | Golden Horn riverbanks | Forest | Galata Tower public square | Ayvansaray | communication space | natural landscape (sea, mountains, etc.) regardless of national borders, including extraterrestrial lands (i.e.moon) | Garbage | food | acoustic space | Border | Right of borderless study | languague | Bosphorus | internet / free software for privacy |
4 | Actor | Inhabitants, demonstrators | Residents and spontaneus passers by | Citizens, polititians, corporations | Inhabitants, visitors, politicians and real estate developers | metropolis inhabitants, animals | residents, citizens and tourists | residents, real state developers | All the people of the world | Collectors | residents of Tarlabaşı, volunteers, activists, illegal immigrants, children, whomever passing by | citizens, capital owners, municipality, government | Two or more countries (Turkey-Greece) | whom ever want to study | citizens / | |||
5 | Way | Exercise of disensus (democracy) | Inclusive event (wedding) | consumption (mainly drinking) | Harbour gentrification (from industry to third sector) | leisure, landscape, climate and atmosphere balance | meeting point for staying, sitting, enjoying; regardless of day and night time | legal actions and grassroots activsm | Right to use it | Self-organized | collaboration, exchange of resources, giftgiving - sharing | Cooperation/Diplomacy_vs Warfare | self-organized trips to universities, getting rid of university bureucracy | network surveillance and traffic analysis | ||||
6 | Conflict | Destruction of Gezi Park, construction of a shoping mall | Cars vs pedestrians, threat by global market oriented metropolis transformation | Privatization of water reservoirs | Indirect evictions, substitution of the population | deforestation by new urban developments | the right to joyful use (noisy) versus right to sleep -with law and oppressive police) | gentrification versus restauraton keeping the community | The seas, lakes, mountains, icebergs are treated as the property of national states whereas they should belong to all humanity. | Unemployement issue of the migrants (Kurdish people) in the Istanbul | non-ındividualized eating | noise, kinesthetic obstacles, dust, pollution | Land soverignty | Internationally obtained degrees are not always locally recognized, knowledge itself is a common that should not be confined to national borders | protection of privacy | |||
7 | 01/ Extended info | |||||||||||||||||
8 | Location [if existing] | all around turkey | Golden Horn | Istanbul | galata tower square | universe | streets of Istanbul | Tarlabaşı | city istanbul downtwon | world | ||||||||
9 | Importance of Geographic Position (strong / medium / loose / non) | strong | Strong | strong | strong touristic and historical venue, | An innercity slum area under gentrification. Mixed poppulation,mainly marginalized groups by ethnicity, class, gender, citizenship etc. | global implication, no emphasis to particular geography | |||||||||||
10 | Duration, date creation, history | as natural resource | since the project process starts | since the law, night time, | around 1980s | after 2000s | forever | |||||||||||
11 | Scale (micro-local / neighborhood / city / region / global) | global and regional | city | neighbourhood/ global, banning alcohol | Turkey | neighbourhood | Istanbul | global | ||||||||||
12 | Open to all / restricted to closed community | open to all | open to all | open to all | open to all who wants gather there, restricted at night | restricted to a community | open to all | open to all those who would like to study | ||||||||||
13 | Traditional / new commons | traditional common | traditional | traditional gathering | Traditional | new commons | new commons | |||||||||||
14 | 02/ Resource shared / produced | |||||||||||||||||
15 | Resource / production | resource | its a project which uses the natural resource | using natural resources | Both | production | common starts as a resource, but the output common will be a production | |||||||||||
16 | Natural / cultural | natural | natural | cultural | cultural | cultural | cultural | |||||||||||
17 | Material / immaterial | material | material | immaterial/ Yet they put borders to materialize it | material | both | immaterial | |||||||||||
18 | Wealth / benefits / rents generated [direct, if any] | basic material of life | House prices ranging from 268.000TL to 922.000TL | none | umemployement rate reduces | benefits to municipality and government | culture as wealth / cultural wealth ?? | |||||||||||
19 | Indirect benefits / wealth generation [if any] | creation of social wealth, sense of belonging, mediteranian lifestyle | benefits to the natural and physical environment | |||||||||||||||
20 | [Other] realms that benefit from this common resource | surrounding bars and shops who sell drinks | world peace thanks to intercultural exchange ;) | |||||||||||||||
21 | 03/ Community / network | |||||||||||||||||
22 | Open / closed community / network | Open community | open community | Closed Community | open community with a global network of students | |||||||||||||
23 | Approximate number of participants | unknown | rangin from 2 to 500 | Thousands | Hard to count | |||||||||||||
24 | Connection network/ network to place (strong / medium / loose) | loose connection | strong connection to the place | Centers to load their garbages that they collect | ||||||||||||||
25 | Community / network identity (strong / medium / loose) | loose connection | loose network | strong | loose (you dont need to share affiliations with those in the network) | |||||||||||||
26 | 04/ Process, management | 7 | ||||||||||||||||
27 | Creation, constituent process | A online network to be established among students of the world through university databases | ||||||||||||||||
28 | Socio-technical tools: social, mechanical, environmental, digital... | spontaneous social gathering | social and environmental | Digital connected through social | ||||||||||||||
29 | Maintenance costs / work / effort / time dedication | self-maintained nature, cleaning costs | exponentially with participants | no bills, they work a lot of time | High time and effort dedication of few at the beginning, and once the system is established, low maintenance effort | |||||||||||||
30 | Formally / informally managed | informally managed | informally managed | informally managed, unlegislative | Initially formal management, but then informal | |||||||||||||
31 | Type of rules - kind of license | Keeping it clean, like any other park, etc. | respect for surroundings and respect for the place | To sign up in advance for alecture so a room appropriate to the number of people attending can be arranged | ||||||||||||||
32 | Decision taking processes | No decision needs to be taken, besides maintenance | right of the common + their respectable responsabilities | Discussion on the online platform | ||||||||||||||
33 | Conflict resolution processes | Voting, cooperation | consultation with surrounding parameters, open debate | |||||||||||||||
34 | Power relations within (horizontal / vertical / hybrid / others [specify]) | Horizontal | hybrid, horizontal but neighbours have the last word | |||||||||||||||
35 | 05/ Conflicts / politics [enclosures, captures, exploitation] | |||||||||||||||||
36 | Conflicts, problems | Different preferences of use | Police intervention | |||||||||||||||
37 | Level of conflict (strong / medium / soft / non) | Strong | medium | |||||||||||||||
38 | Relations with public / private realms | public, restrictions to private shops | ||||||||||||||||
39 | Pro/ cons compared to public-public realms | Abuse of the Public sphere. | ||||||||||||||||
40 | Relations with laws | Government policy to sell the land to private ownership | Specific law voted in 2009? | |||||||||||||||
41 | Additional comments | "private property in land is robbery” | Many other places... | |||||||||||||||
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