Coexistence, coproduction, and cooperation are vital ingredients of (contemporary) cities. This 4th edition of AMJournal explores how collaboration, coexistence, and community shape the urban experience—from third space activism to argumentation practices, and from theatre to participatory heritage. Central to the contributions are equity, reciprocity, empowerment, and belonging as key aspects of co-creation projects and processes. Guest edited by Dr. G.L. Hernandez (intercultural communication) and Vanessa Vroon-Najem (anthropology), this edition presents a rich array of research on co-creation by scholars and field experts from various disciplines.

DOI: doi.org/10.61299/GLVVN1606

Online: e-ISSN 3050-8665

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