"I Common Goods in the Urban Context" is a specialized book that explores the role of citizen participation in urban spaces. It highlights the initiatives of the city of Chieri, which has implemented a municipal regulatory framework for the co-design and maintenance of common goods since 2014. The author, Paolo Rainato, analyzes the ambitions of the city administration to actively involve citizens in the community and strengthen the sense of belonging. By creating a framework for participation, the aim is to overcome individual behavior and encourage citizens to actively engage in shaping their city. The book offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities associated with revitalizing the sense of community in urban contexts.