@article{1462429,
      recid = {1462429},
      author = {Margolis, Diane Rothbard, and Bollier, David.},
      title = {We Built a Village : Cohousing and the Commons.},
      pages = {1 online resource (241 p.)},
      abstract = {Describes the development of one of the first cohousing  communities in the U.S. offering a social understanding of  its commons. Cohousing, a form of communal living that  clusters around shared common space, began about a half  century ago in Denmark. We Built a Village describes the  process of planning and building of an early cohousing  community in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the way the  people involved simultaneously built their homes and their  social structure. As both a memoir and a sociological  analysis that probes the differences between commons and  markets, it is unique among books about cohousing. When  this group of people began in the late 1990s to construct  their cohousing community, they set in motion a  counterpoint between the physical spaces and the social  configurations that would guide their lives together, even  up to creative responses to the recent pandemic.--},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1462429},
}