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The solution now is to go back to the cooperativist tradition as an alternative to the corporate sharing economy. 
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Pixelache Helsinki wants to bring key members of ZEMOS98 collective to the 2016 edition of their festival, under the campaign title 'CopyLove Helsinki'
jean lievens's insight:
COMMONS CONFERENCES CROWDFUNDING CULTURE & IDEAS FEATURED VIDEO OPEN CONTENT P2P COLLABORATION P2P SOCIETY AND POLITICS
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Sharing is not an opposite of ownership nor a panacea. But we can make use of existing resources rather than create everything we need.
jean lievens's insight:
BUILDING THE OPEN SOURCE CIRCULAR ECONOMY COMMONS COMMONS TRANSITION FEATURED BOOK P2P ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM P2P COLLABORATION P2P LEGAL DEV. P2P PUBLIC POLICY P2P SOCIETY AND POLITICS SHARING
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2 diagrams that map the big picture of the emerging post-capitalist paradigm, underpinned by peer-to-peer and collaborative dimensions.
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Located in Barcelona, AureaSocial is a Catalan Integral Cooperative initiated open space for health, education and self-management.
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On the convergence of the blockchain and the commons, with the blockchain as the new institutional technology that makes the commons scale.
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If we have a collective right to a resource, we should be able to participate in decisions about that resource’s use.
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Six basic ideas and a practical and concrete community experience that’s very close to us.
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Mainstream neoconservative integral theory predicts a next state of civilisation which is hyper-individualist and is a reaction against collectivist excesses
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The refugee fund will focus on helping autonomous and self-managed projects so refugees can retain full control over the decisions made in their lives.
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A new anthology of essays, Build the City: Perspectives on Commons and culture,powerfully confirms that the “city as a commons” meme is surging.
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There is an urgent need for citizens to demand the pressing structural reforms needed to address interconnected social, political and environmental crises.
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The commons is a living organism and that’s precisely what needs to be studied: its aliveness
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The City as Commons: a Policy Reader, brings together 34 contributions and 31 authors exploring policies and strategies for creating cities as commons.
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During the late Middle ages Europeans formed alliances which were based primarily not on kinship, but on some other common characteristic such as occupation
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D-CENT invites you to an exciting week-long programme of activities which showcase and celebrate the results of the D-CENT project.
jean lievens's insight:
CAMPAIGNS COMMONS COMMONS TRANSITION CONFERENCES CULTURE & IDEAS OPEN CALLS OPEN MODELS P2P COLLABORATION P2P SOCIETY AND POLITICS
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Blockchain based distributed applications, Commons based licenses, network effects and antitrust legislation and much more in this David Bollier interview.
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Copylove is everything we produce and reproduce that can take us closer to "good living", to a sustainable living, and not simply in monetary terms.
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Originally published on Shareable, Ann Marie Utratel of Guerrilla Translation and the P2P Foundation describes the thoughts that led to developing the #ThinkGlobalPrintLocal project.
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An infographic describing how the Fifth Season Coop's innovative six-member class structure fosters regional food security and local economic stability.
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Think Global, Print Local: a crwodfunding campaign for new commons-oriented models of publishing and distribution
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Eddy Adams of SIX interviews Penny Travlou about Options Foodlab and the work she's been involved in with refugees in Greece.
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Can food be used as a way to bring strangers together, if only for a meal or two, and create the beginnings of a new type of community?
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From an in-depth conversation of Robin Murray with Jeremy Gilbert and Andrew Goffey for New Formations magazine: (Note from editor Michel Bauwens: please note that Robin here confuses our concept of Netarchical Capitalism with that of anarcho-capitalism or distributed capitalism) Robin Murray: “Platforms are a new kind of economy, in which you can talk about …
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For authors and their reader-communities, has conventional book publishing become obsolete or at least grossly inefficient and overpriced?
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