[p2p-research] Rivers as Commons

[Denis Postle]

On 09/11/2010 20:47, Samuel Rose wrote:
> What country are you in, Denis?
UK. I live on the Thames in London and just this week a consultation 
opened on the role of the Port of London Authority that as I now 
appreciate a century ago was made statutory manager of an enclosure of 
the tidal Thames.

Since then most of their industrial business has faded and they have 
drifted into being exploitatious monopoly landlords.  Resistance to this 
posture has now grown to the point where they appear to be willing to 
listen to it and I thought I would introduce the notion of commons into 
the consultation.

Any pointers to previous experience of related negotiations would be 
helpful. I have searched widely for material but haven't as yet come up 
with any texts or contacts.

TIA

Denis
> On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 3:59 AM, Denis Postle<d.postle at btinternet.com>  wrote:
>> Does anyone have experience of negotiating commons status for rivers?
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>> Denis
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