Studying urban services with the commons: a fruitful perspective? No 124-125, 2021/2 - 148 pagesPages 1 to 11Studying urban services with the commons: a fruitful perspective?By Bernard De Gouvello, Sylvy JaglinPages 12 to 26Biowaste: Experiences of commoning around community compostingBy Marion Boespflug, Catherine Carré, Thomas LamarchePages 27 to 40The emergence of a commons in urban sanitation: urine-diverting dry toilets in participatory housingBy Aurélie Joveniaux, Bernard De Gouvello, Marine LegrandPages 41 to 58Securing flood risk as a “common-community”: institutional colonization and practical resistance in the Grenoble plainBy Antoine Brochet, Yvan RenouPages 59 to 76The tragedy of an urban common: the case of small water service operators in CochabambaBy Juan E. Cabrera, Jacques TellerPages 77 to 91User cooperatives as a commons model for the management of urban water and wastewater services: the case of SAGUAPAC in Santa Cruz, BoliviaBy Bernard De GouvelloPages 92 to 108Decentralized power and the municipal grid: high tensions around an urban common good in the Western Cape (South Africa)By Sylvy Jaglin, Alain DubressonPages 109 to 126Autonomous governance of networks in Rome, Semarang (Indonesia) and Île-de-France: Weakening of the commons in a long-term perspectiveBy Hélène Nessi, Julien Birgi, Joël Idt, Margot Pellegrino, translation by Laurent ChauvetPages 127 to 142Water resources and services in Burkina Faso and Indonesia. Dynamics of construction and politicization of a territorialized common. Case studies in Burkina Faso and IndonesiaBy Catherine Baron, Muriel MaillefertBibliographyPages 143 to 145Gestion durable de l’eau urbaine. Observations et échanges France-Brésil, Barraqué, Bernard (ed.), Versailles: Editions Quae, 2018, 247 pagesBy Kevin CaillaudPages 146 to 148Densifier-dédensifier. Penser les campagnes urbaines, Léger Jean-Michel, Mariolle Béatrice (eds.), Marseille: Parenthèses, 2018, 320 pagesBy Laetitia Dablanc
