COMMON SENSING

Common Sensing brings together practitioners and thinkers whose work engages with the relationships between different modes of sensing environmental conditions and the role of sense-making in producing collective claims and forms of resistance. Contributions move across a diverse set of contexts: from managing forest fires in China Muerta, Chile, replanting sabr, a prickly pear cactus in Palestine, the cultivation of peasant seeds by farmers in southern Italy, to communal walking projects in the settlements of Karachi and grass roots ...[Read more]