La apropiación y el uso del espacio público. Los bienes comunes en el parque urbano

In cities, public spaces are important for inhabitant's wellbeing and their quality of life and could be seen as social goods for the persons who share and use them. This text argues that public spaces are collective goods and social constructions in permanent reconfiguration and its use has social effects. The analysis is performed into the framework of commons theory with a qualitative focus applied to The Simon Bolivar Park of Toluca City, Mexico; the aim is highlighting the property rights in time and the agreements in its management and governance. The analysis expects to be a contribution to understanding the complexity of the public space, goods, and social relations shared between involved actors.