Building Programmable Commons
* Article: Building programmable commons. By Petros A. Terzis. Law, Innovation and… 3 July 2023 Political Science, Computer Science, Law, Sociology
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"There exists political space for social practices and transformative legal interventions that can give shape to radically different institutional actions for the management of the world’s infocomputational resources. Programmable commons and the public value of programmability are thus introduced as parts of a broader political project that aspires to democratise access to, and management of these resources. By drawing on the history of a family of commons – namely intellectual commons, infrastructure commons, and global commons – this paper explores the material form and impact of info-computational technologies and presents a blend of bottom-up and top-down initiatives for their commons-based organisation."