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Michel Bauwens answered to the critique of Stefan Meretz on Peer Production License. Jakob Rigi from Hungary enters the debate commenting on both positions. They are documented in the following. My… 
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Kojin Karatani’s The Structure of World History is an astonishing work of synthetic historical theory: world history is the history of modes of exchange.
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Video interview Michel Bauwens, ETUC/ETUI conference 'Shaping the new world of work', Brussels, 27-29 June 2016.
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A brief video summary of Michel Bauwens' contribution to the ETUC/ETUI conference 'Shaping the new world of work', Brussels, 27-29 June 2016.
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This fundamental transformation of our social, political and economic systems requires trans-local practices and forms of organization based on the commons.
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Karatini focuses on world history as an evolution of ‘modes of exchange’, i.e. how humans produce, but most of all, ‘exchange’ value. Like Alan Page Fiske, in ‘Structures of Social Life’, Karatini recognizes four basic ways of doing this, and these modes exist at all times and in all places. For example, while the dominance of capitalism is new, markets have existed since very early times; or, if the dominance of the state was new after the replacement of tribal systems, distribution depending on rank pre-existed its dominance. This insight is very important because it allows us to recognize that any political and economic system is not just one modality, but an integration of modalities. As Dmytri Kleiner says, ‘we live in a multi-modal world’, and ‘if the capitalists won, its because there were capitalists already’.
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A lot of people want to „overcome“ capitalism, but what do they mean by it? Michel Bauwens from the P2P Foundation gave a short note on that topic, which could be interesting to discuss…
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With the growing awareness of the vulnerability of the planet, we need to ready the alternatives and begin creating the next system now.
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RT @mtrends: An interview with Michel Bauwens founder of Foundation for P2P Alternatives https://t.co/C1xwCAmZWx
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Part 3 of a 3 part series of reflections on OuiShare Festival.In my 20s I had the impression that my reality was fundamentally illegible to the academics o…
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I think we might eventually reach a society of abundance. I hope we do. Richard Stallman, FSF Las Indias and other like them, will profoundly change the
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What exactly is the P2P Foundation? I consider it an invaluable resource of archived information about the history of peer production and related topics.
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Michel Bauwens advises peer-to-peer sharing platforms to give more power to their community.
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Photo credit: Sebastiaan ter Burg via Foter.com / CC BY. Article cross-posted from Bollier.org.
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RT @mbauwens: 10 Commandments of Commons Economics | On the Commons https://t.co/qU1n1RtbGx
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Against pseudo-abundance, scarcity engineering and perpetually increasing social injustice… Enter the Commons. An article by Michel Bauwens.
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Karatini focuses on world history as an evolution of ‘modes of exchange’, i.e. how humans produce, but most of all, ‘exchange’ value. Like Alan Page Fiske, in ‘Structures of Social Life’, Karatini recognizes four basic ways of doing this, and these modes exist at all times and in all places. For example, while the dominance of capitalism is new, markets have existed since very early times; or, if the dominance of the state was new after the replacement of tribal systems, distribution depending on rank pre-existed its dominance. This insight is very important because it allows us to recognize that any political and economic system is not just one modality, but an integration of modalities. As Dmytri Kleiner says, ‘we live in a multi-modal world’, and ‘if the capitalists won, its because there were capitalists already’
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Nicolae Tanase: Michel, what is the meaning of life? Michel Bauwens: What if there is no meaning to life, but the meaning that we give to it? This conclusion is what imposed itself to me after a deep mid-life crisis when I was in my forties. I was not a happy young man, and my first…
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RT @mbauwens: Is Michel Bauwens right in saying that Peer-to-Peer is like the new socialism? https://t.co/vsDk9CxZRb
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Every 500 years or so, European civilization and now world civilization, has been rocked by fundamental shifts in its value regime, in which the rules o
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COMMONS TRANSITION CULTURE & IDEAS ECONOMY AND BUSINESS INTEGRAL THEORY P2P BOOKS P2P HIERARCHY THEORY P2P SUBJECTIVITY P2P THEORY PEER PRODUCTION PEER PROPERTY
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TradersDNA - Promise of the Blockchain Video with Vinay Gupta at Michel Bauwens
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Watch CU-Boulder CMCI's Michel Bauwens: Media for a New World System on Livestream.com.
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