PARKS AS MONUMENTS TO OUR ABILITY TO CREATE COMMONS Something more profound than

PARKS AS MONUMENTS TO OUR ABILITY TO CREATE COMMONS

Something more profound than is clear at first:

Which cultures produce parks? Who in those cultures produces them? Why can they produce them? And why can other cultures not produce them?

Why do some cultures succeed in creating and not consuming commons and other cultures fail?

Why is it that american parks are disappearing?

Are parks not a monument?

A monument to what?