The article discusses two ideas of the city in the Polish public discourse: the city as a commons and its antithesis - the city as the sum of private property In the first part of the article, the author analyses the processes in which both ideas were developed In the second part of the article the author analyses the role of Polish urban social movements, which are one of the few social actors that discussed the idea of the city as a commons when Polish public discourse was dominated by neoliberal dogmas in which the city was reduced to the sum of private property In conclusion, according to Victor Turner's concept of social change, the author analyses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the reception of both ideas in Polish public discourse
Miasto Jako Dobro Wspólne Czy Suma Prywatnych Własności? O Polskiej Kwestii Miejskiej W Kontekście Działalności Ruchów Miejskich