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WORKSHOP
 

Due to the growing advancement of transnational logics (migration, capital flows) accompanied by the exponential development of communication and transportation technologies that blur space-time barriers, traditional ideas of 'property' and 'ownership' are also undergoing changes.


Under current conditions of concentration and deregulation, the resulting property system has proven to be prone to crises and highly controversial in the face of new economic, political, and technological challenges. It is not only challenged by global financial and economic crises but also by political and local conflicts regarding the appropriation, distribution, and containment of 'property' (private or common) and 'ownership' (individual or shared). Additionally, it is confronted by other dynamics of so-called 'bioeconomies' and/or the 'knowledge economy,' which are linked to alternative concepts of common property, shared use, and free access to resources. This fluctuating nature of property today means that certain resources, which due to their intangibility and traditionally free availability, are now under significant threat and may be traded or subject to privileges based on location, access, or availability—such as clean air, water, or even time itself.


The Space, Time, Property workshop will address some of these issues as well as other topics of interest related to the challenges and struggles over the definition of property and ownership in different contexts, primarily in Latin America and Europe.

Workshop Poster 2024

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