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Quite recently I’ve had the chance to participate to Pisa’s Internet Festival, one of the biggest Italian event about the Internet (as per the name). I was the curator of an entire conference afternoon that was dedicated to the theme of the sharing economy (or the collaborative economy as I very much more like to call it lately).
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A list of P2P Lab collaborators' publications in international peer-reviewed journals, starting from 2013:
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"Against the context of rapid economic, social and environmental change, a collective reflection is taking place on how to build more sustainable routes to share prosperity. In the meantime, an increasing number and wide range of change-makers have already found ways to imagine and grow a different economy in our cities, towns, neighbourhoods and villages.This publication presents 25 case studies of the civic economy - rooted in age-old traditions of the associational economy but using new organising tactics, ways of connecting with people and approaches to collaborative investment.
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Lifting boundaries isn’t a matter of executive direction. It’s about re-thinking management and shifting perspective from telling people what to do to getting them excited to want to do it. We don’t need more managers, we need more leaders.
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The value of digital is not just as a useful set of technologies, but as a shared collaborative agenda that can shine light on other areas of mutual knowledge and learning. So consider dealing with digital change by tearing up your digital strategy. Instead use digital tactics and tools to produce fit-for-purpose content, audience-focused research and a culture of honest collaboration. Build these into your wider mission and into the core of your organisation and you will be better ready for change.
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