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The volume explores the category of urban spaces that are self-managed by the inhabitants and can be recognized as common goods: urban communities. These are defined as third spaces (neither public nor private) and recognized on the basis of seven characteristics. Furthermore, some proposals are made on how planning can adequately treat these places, through the comparison with some municipal policies and on the basis of the self-determination of experiences in order to build a city really in the hands of its inhabitants. In fact, urban communities can be seen as a strategic place for testing new relationships between citizens and between them and institutions.

Commons --- Public spaces. --- Management.

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Sociology of environment --- Environmental planning --- urban development --- public spaces

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Le colloque «L’art de la participation» s’est tenu dans le cadre du volet académique de la biennale d'art urbain de Charleroi, organisé en mai 2014. Il avait pour ambition première d'initier une dynamique de rencontres entre chercheurs universitaires et acteurs de la vie sociale, politique et culturelle. Trois sessions thématiques ont alors permis de croiser les regards sur les succès, les impasses et des défis de la participation afin d'en tirer des enseignements pour Charleroi. Cet ouvrage rend compte des travaux menés lors de cette journée de réflexion. Ils ont notamment abordé les projets participatifs liés à la réappropriation de la ville et de l’espace public par les citoyens, que ce soit dans les projets de vie en commun, d’art urbain ou de reconstruction du lien social.

Social practice (Art) --- Interactive art --- Public spaces --- Art and society

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Architecture --- garden pavilions --- temporary structures --- public spaces --- pavilions [building subdivisions]

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'The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy' collects scholarship on the study and history of Latin epigraphy.

Inscriptions, Latin --- Public spaces --- Rome --- Social life and customs. --- Civilization.