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Framing "political action" as primarily state action, rather than a component of the new counter-institutions the kind of false dichotomy we need to avoid. 
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Intervention in an important debate on what is value in the context of peer production. Rigi and Prey argue that the labor theory of value is still operable, contra Fuchs and Negri. * Article: Value, Rent, and The Political Economy of Social Media. Jakob Rigi and Robert Prey. The Information Society 2015, October, Issue 5.... Continue reading →
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The Care-Centered Economy suggests how the idea of “care” could be used to imagine new structural terms for the entire economy.
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Every so often I am invited to write a piece that in effect answers the question, “Why the commons?” I invariably find new answers to that question.
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This paper analyses the main fault lines of the industrial food system and the consequences of the absolute commodification of food.
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If the future of finance is going to be digital, we want it to be populated with those who value the deeper tenets of open source philosophy
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Self employment levels used to be a measure of how underdeveloped an economy was. Now it has become something that is celebrated across developed countries.
jean lievens's insight:
COMMONS TRANSITION COOPERATIVES ETHICAL ECONOMY FEATURED ESSAY OPEN COOPS & SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS P2P BUSINESS MODELS PEER PROPERTY
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Cooperatives UK have just released an in depth report full of examples of best practices for co-operatives collaborating to meet the needs of workers
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Right-wing techno-libertarianism is a last-ditch effort to capture the technologies of freedom and abundance and harness them to their own greed.
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It’s time to examine and broaden the debate on how to fund a universal basic income
jean lievens's insight:
COMMONS TRANSITION ETHICAL ECONOMY FEATURED ESSAY OPEN COOPS & SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS P2P PUBLIC POLICY P2P SOCIETY AND POLITICS SHARINGcommons tr
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John Holloway sees socialist models based on taking state power as reproducing rather than abolishing the capital-labor relationship in many ways.
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So rather than asking “What happened to Occupy?” or “What happened to 15-M?
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In the age of ubiquitous Internet connections and data, the vitality of cities is increasingly based on their ability to use networks intelligently.
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David Bollier's presentation to the Agence Française de Développement in Paris outlining the commons as an alternative vision of "development."
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The cultural industries have proven to be surprisingly creative in the strategies they employ to combat piracy substantiated by the documents in this book.
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A review of the workplace battleground and explore the potential of social media for mobilizing social movements in labor conflicts and beyond
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A recent article on a Society of the Commons co-authored by Michel Bauwens, Vasilis Kostakis, Alex Pazaitis.
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The 'Not Alone' report offers solution for freelance workers with analyses, useful detail and lessons from the history of co-operatives and mutual aid.
jean lievens's insight:
COMMONS TRANSITION COOPERATIVES ETHICAL ECONOMY FEATURED ESSAY OPEN COOPS & SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS P2P LABOR PEER PROPERTYommo
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A scholarly paper titled "Commons Movements & 'Progressive' Governments as Dual Power: The Potential for Social Transformation in Europe" by A. Broumas.
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The technologies and institutions of post-capitalism are unleashing productive forces that cannot be contained within the productive relations of capitalism
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Market competition socializes the benefits of technological progress, absent artificial property rights that enable capitalists to enclose them as rent.
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Accelerationism, like autonomism and CBPP wants to decouple productive forces from their capitalist constraints to achieving a world without work.
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For the autonomists and like-minded thinkers, the goal is Exodus rather than taking power.
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One of the most useful non-Marxist schools is the post-capitalist model of commons-based peer production exposed by Michel Bauwens, from the P2P Foundation.
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In the age of ubiquitous Internet connections and data, the vitality of cities is increasingly based on their ability to use networks intelligently.
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