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What makes urban commons-public partnerships successful? Case studies in Switzerland on access to land
Urban environments are facing growing ecological and social pressures associated with Urban commons initiatives potential to contribute to broader urban transformations may remain limited without institutional recognition. This study examines the mechanisms through which partnerships between municip
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