George Dafermos
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Short bio
George Dafermos is a researcher of technology policy and management and a copyleft activist affiliated with the P2P Foundation. He holds a PhD from Delft University of Technology and is an internationally recognised expert on issues related to the governance of the commons, peer production, open/user innovation, open licensing and new organisational structures enabled by the Internet. His personal website is accessible at http://georgedafermos.github.io
- contact: georgedafermos at gmail.com
- P2PF blog articles
Recent publications
- 'Transforming the productive base of the economy through the open design commons and distributed manufacturing'. Journal of Peer Production, Issue 7 (2015)
- 'Transforming the energy matrix: Transition policies for the development of the distributed energy model' (with P. Kotsampopoulos, K. Latoufis, I. Margaris, B. Rivela, F. Washima, P. Ariza-Montobbio & J. López). Journal of Peer Production, Issue 7 (2015)
- 'Images of innovation in discourses of free and open source software' (with M. van Eeten). First Monday, vol.19, no.12 (2014)
- Governance Structures of Free/Open Source Software Development. Next Generation Infrastructures Foundation, Delft, the Netherlands (2012)
- 'Authority in peer production: the emergence of governance in the FreeBSD project'. Journal of Peer Production, Issue 1 (2012)
PhD thesis
Governance Structures of Free/Open Source Software Development (2012) Delft University of Technology [Book | Summary | Defense slides]
Policy papers
- Open design commons and distributed manufacturing. Commons Transition (2014)
- Open, sustainable agriculture. FLOK Society (2014)
- Distributed manufacturing. FLOK Society (2014)
- Distributed energy. FLOK Society (2014)
Selected interviews
- Interview about the FLOK Society project by CommonsFest (Mar 2014)
- Interview on Governance of Open Source by M. Bauwens & N. Gorenflo (Feb 2012)
Articles
- Articles by George Dafermos in the P2P Foundation blog.