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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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Although Solar Citizens are reducing greenhouse emissions, SA Power Networks wants to implement a residential solar tariff. 
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It’s not everyday that we get to see great masses of people alter their attitudes as a cherished act of motherhood is converted into a lucrative market.
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What happens if a company simply ignores the GPL and continues to free ride? We are about to find out.
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Adam W. Parsons of www.sharing.org, writing for dissidentvoice.org, provides a clear explanation of the encroaching enclosure of the commons and tendency for existing social relationships to become monetized, ironically under the monicker of the ‘sharing economy’, and suggests ways in which true P2P sharing matrices can be strengthened.
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Despite its stated poliical intentions, which we reported about in this blog, every time push came to shove, Syriza did not support commons solutions, shows Theodoros Karyotis in ROAR magazine (which is now a print publication as well), highlighting different case studies: “Let us look into some examples where the SYRIZA government, instead of ratifying …
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A campaign which highlights the true reality of poverty while pointing the way towards real solutions for a fair and sustainable world.
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"Instead of things being scarce the real shortage these days is people’s attention." David Bollier on Matthew B. Crawford's "The Cost of Paying Attention".
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The three-year occupation of Teatro Valle in Rome is now legendary: a spontaneous response to the failures of conventional government in supporting a venerated public theater, and the conversion of the theater into a commons by countless ordinary citizens. Now the mayor of Rome is threatening to end the occupation, evict the commoners and privatize the management of the facility.
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