P2P Blog Essay of the Day

Planning Page

See for context: P2P Blog Planning Resources‎

Published on alternative 'even' days.

Provisional structured bibliography will be at Structured Bibliography on P2P and the Commons

2012

January 2012 to December 2012

See: Blog Essay of the Day Archives 2012

2013

January to December 2013

See: See: Blog Essay of the Day Archives 2013

2014

January to December 2014

• see: Blog Essay of the Day Archives 2014, for the items January to June

2015

January 2015

• Transition Policies for the Development of the Distributed Energy Model
• Exit from Capitalism has Already Begun
• Design and Dynamics of Institutions for Collective Action‎
• Might Supplementary Tethered Currencies Reduce Financial System Risks
• Internet Security and the Limits of Open Source and Peer Production
• Peasant Sovereignty
• Transformation of Contemporary Capitalism and the Concept of a Transnational Capitalist Class

February 2015

• Framework for Critically Theorising and Analysing Digital Labour
• Reclaiming Land and Natural Resource Governance from the Market
• Private Property in Liberal Philosophy and its Catastrophic Impact on the Commons
• Do Artifacts Have Politics
• Oligarchies of the World Unite
• Collective Individuation as the Future of the Social Web

March 2015

• Dictatorship of the Proletariat of Consumption
• Digital Labor and the Anthropocene
• Uncovering the Grammar of the Social Field
• Cap and Trade Vs. Carbon Tax as False Choices
• Algorithmic Accountability of Journalists‎‎
• Contribution Beyond Source Code in FLOSS Communities

April 2015

• Par Cum Pari
• Recuperation of the Hacker Class by Capitalism
• On the Investigation of Black Boxes‎‎
• Technology and Social Change
• Common Wealth Trusts as Structures of Transition
• Toward a Common Theory of Value

May 2015

• Surveillance Capitalism and the Prospects of an Information Civilization
• Theory of Permanent Counterrevolution
• Towards an Ontology of Networked Learning
• Measuring the Complexity of Adaptive Peer-to-Peer Systems
• P2P Approach To Energy Production
• Entrepreneurship, Sovereignty, and Violent Social Conflict
• Learning To Be the System That We Wish to See in the World
• Shanzai Culture

June 2015

• Social Theory for the Smart City and the Spectrum of Control
• Resource Rents, Redistribution, and Halving Global Poverty Through Resource Dividends
• Everyday Practices of Commoning and the Production of Urban Space in Dublin
• Economics and the Near-Death Experience of Democratic Governance
• Transition From Supply Chains To Ecosystems
• Crisis as an opportunity
• a strategy for taming and eroding capitalism: see excerpts from Anti-Capitalism
• Warez Culture

July 2015

• Studies on Cultural Democratization in the Spanish Neoliberal Crisis‎‎
• In_Praise_of_Deficit
• Transition Towards a Food Commons Regime
• Striking with Social Media
• Care-Centered Economy
• Torrent Poisoning

August 2015

• P2P in the Anthropocene
• Value, Rent, and The Political Economy of Social Media
• Collaborative Roots of Corruption

To Do:

• Futurological Discourses and Posthuman Terrains
• LiquidFeedback in Large-scale Civic Contexts
• Toward a Global Immune System
• Italian Experience in Cooperatives

September 2015

• Everyday Water Politics and the Struggle for Alternatives in Cochabamba, Bolivia
• Design Pattern for Decentralised Decision Making
• Mutation of Economics into the Fifth Integral-Arational Structure of Consciousness
• Jobs, Consumption, the Basic Income and the Environment
• Liquid Feedback in Largescale Civic Contexts

October 2015

• Shifting Patterns of Religious Authority And Praxis
• City as a Commons
• CrowdJury_as_a_Crowdsourced_Justice_System_for_the_Collaboration_Era
• André Gorz‘s Concrete Utopia of the Knowledge-Based Society, edit wiki page as well, subtitles etc..
• Community Currencies as Laboratories for the Emergence of Governance Through the Mediation of Social Value
• Stages in the Decline of Democratic Capitalism
• Sharing Economy as Nightmarish Form of Neoliberal Capitalism
• Commoning Social Life

November 2015

• Virtues of Moderation
• Practicing Communication Commons in Honduras and South Korea
• Peer-to-Peer Micro-Payments and Settlement Market for the Decentralised Energy Grid
• Corporation as Commons
• Food from Commodity to Commons

December 2015

• Freedom Technologists and the Future of Global Justice
• Value, Rent, and the Political Economy of Social Media
• Refounding Legitimacy Through Aethogenesis
• Ideas on Artificial intelligences and Political Organization as Inspired by the Science Fiction of Iain Banks
• Proposal for Modernizing Labor Laws for Twenty-First-Century Work

2016

January 2016

• From Dot-com Capitalism to Cybernetic Communism
• Computational Evidence for the Cognitive Costs of Sociality
• Sociocultural and Historical Perspective on Worker Self-Management
• How Can Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology Play a Role in Building Social and Solidarity Finance
• Meaning of the Commons in Institutional Perspective
• Trade Secrets in Our Public Infrastructure

February 2016

• Ontologized Commons
• Emancipatory Commoning
• Democracy At Work
• Public Choice and New Institutional Approach to the Economics of Blockchains
• Theory of Unbundled and Non-Territorial Governance‎‎
• Cryptosecession as Non-Territorial Exit from State-Based Taxation
• Economics of Blockchain
• Monetary Materialities of Free Peer-Produced Knowledge in Wikipedia and Its Tensions with Paid Labour

March 2016

• Commons Movements and Progressive Governments as Dual Power
• On the Necessity of Transforming the Fictitious Commodities of Money, Land, and Labor Into Commons
• Quasi-Totalitarianism of Global Trusted Networks
• iCapitalism and the Cybertariat
• From Castoriadis’ Project of Individual and Collective Autonomy to the Collaborative Commons
• Digitalisation of the Economy and Its Impact on Labour Markets
• Dangerous Dynamics of Capitalism's Futuristic Accounting (90% of for-profit companies use unreliable accounting)

April 2016

• Commoning as a Transformative Social Paradigm
• When the Ethnographic Method Goes Open Source
• Civic Economy of Provisions
• Free Software Philosophy and Open Source
• 3D Printing as an Agent of Socio-Political Change
• Emergence of Commons and Guilds as Silent Revolution (excerpt: Self-Regulation in the Medieval Guilds and Peasant Commons
• From Medieval Guilds to Open Source Software‎‎

May 2016

• Toward a Neo-Polanyian Conception of Capitalist Crisis
• Worker Cooperatives for Good, Sustainable Jobs in the Community
• Diversity and Empathy as Generators of Creative Wholeness for Participatory Public Policy
• On the Political Economy of Copy Protection
• Patterns That Connect
• In Defense of the Digital Craftsperson

June 2016

• Infrastructure Studies Meet Platform Studies
• Labour as a Commons in Worker-Recuperated Companies
• 3D Printers, the Third Industrial Revolution, and the Demise of Capitalism
• Pro-Capitalist Commons vs. Anti-Capitalist Commons
• DAOs, Democracy and Governance
• Distributed Biotechnology
• Law and the Commons

November 2016

• Crowdsourced Surveillance and Networked Data
• Invisible Politics and Governance of Bitcoin
• Fractal Organisation Theory
• Will the Future of Production Be Local
• Is There a Global Digital Labor Culture?
• Rise of Alternative Currencies in Post-Capitalism
• Real World of the Decentralized Autonomous Society.

December 2016

• Liquid Democracy and the Futures of Governance
• Reclaiming the Internet With Distributed Architectures
• From Code is Law to Law is Code
• Food as Commons or Commodity
• Commons Approaches to the Infrastructural Gap
• Thinking About Commons as a Post-Capitalist Perspective for Social Work

2017

January 2017

• Critical Analysis of Social Democratic and Critical Theories of the Intellectual Commons
• Solidarities and Collective Action in Post-Industrial Societies
• Backfeed, the Blockchain, and Value Systems in the Sharing Economy
• Patterns of Peeragogy
• Toward a Political Economy of Love and Abundance
• Possibilities and Constraints of Engaging Solidarity in Citizenship
• Participation and the Mystery

February 2017

• Technology and the Death of Hegemony in International Relations
• Contributory Diversity as a Metric for the Ethical Evaluation of Value Production‎
• Production and Circulation of Value in Community Energy Initiatives‎‎
• Recursivity and Anti-Authoritarian Metrics as a Strategy for Post-Capitalism‎
• African Traditions, Maker Communities and the Politics of Generative Justice
• FLOSS as the Collectivism of the ICT Sector
• From Multi-Stakeholder Cooperatives to Open Cooperatives in Food and Farming

March 2017

• From Multi-Stakeholder Cooperatives to Open Cooperatives in Food and Farming
• Openness as Social Practice
• Epistemic Regards and Plurality of Schools on Food as a Commons
• Fifty Shades of Open
• European Policy Response to the Platform Economy
• Socialism and the Blockchain
• Towards a Theory of ICT Mediated Citizen Engagement

April 2017

• Italian Water Movement and the Politics of the Commons
• Open Protocols for a Credit Commons
• Reflections on Information Technology and Contemplative Scholarship
• Transition towards a Food Commons Regime
• Exploring Alternative Energies as Potentialities of Collective Reorganization
• Contested Language of Bitcoin
• Use of Co-Design and Prototyping in Public Policy-Making

May 2017

• Coexistence of Decentralized Economies and Competitive Markets
• Commoning Against the Crisis in Greece and Beyond
• Neocybernetic Governance and the End of Politics
• Food as Commons
• Cooperative Enterprise as an Antimonopoly Strategy
• Morality as Cooperation in 60 Societies

June 2017

• Citizens Evolving from Data Providers to Decision-Makers in Barcelona
• Market and Labour Control in Digital Capitalism
• Food as a New Old Commons
• Testing the Theory of Morality-as-Cooperation in 60 Societies
• Right to the Datafied City

July 2019

• Towards a New Vision of Citizenship based on the Foundational Economy of Local Commons‎‎
• How Alternative Platforms Combine Open Source with the Defense of Collective Property
• Blockchain's Impact for Labor and Capitalism‎‎
• How Italian Community Co-operatives Responding to State Withdrawal‎
• Planning in and for a Post-Growth and Post-Carbon Economy
• Distinguishing Four Discourses on Sustainability Transitions

August 2019

• Communitarian Revolutionary Subject
• Anarchism and the Promise of a Post-Capitalist Collaborative Commons
• Real and Counterfeit Techno-Utopianism
• Exploring and Analyzing the Dark Web
• Capitalism and the Commons
• Open Food Network as a Case Study of Commons Based Peer Production
• Commons-Based Peer Production in the Work of Yochai Benkler
• Automation for the Artisanal Economy

Miscellaneous

• http://www.footprintjournal.org/issues/current (different articles)

Special Projects

Commons and P2P Dynamics in the Global South

• Indigenous Peoples and Community Conserved Territories and Areas

Extras

To Do:

• the rurban revolution in cas masdeu, http://www.inthefield.info/rurbano_revolution.pdf
• Distributed Digital Democracy (abstract to be edited)

For Kevin:

• Peer to Peer Relationality, for Kevin,

Wealth of Commons bk

• The Economy of Wastefulness: The Biology of the Commons, by Andreas Weber

• The Commoning of Patterns and the Patterns of Commoning, by Franz Nahrada

• The Global Land Grab: The New Enclosures, by Liz Alden Wily

• Hope from the Margins, by Gustavo Esteva

• Transition Towns: Initiatives of Transformation, by Gerd Wessling

• Share or Die – A Challenge for Our Times, by Neal Gorenflo

• The Boom of Commons-Based Peer Production, by Christian Siefkes

• Creative Commons: Governing the Intellectual Commons from Below, by Mike Linksvayer

• The Common Heritage of Mankind: A Bold Doctrine Kept Within Strict Boundaries, by Prue Taylor

• http://wealthofthecommons.org/essay/we-are-not-born-egoists

Reserve Material

• Temporalities of the Commons‎, with p2p excerpt .

• to scribd: [1]; suggested title: The Globalization of the Small and the Local, see Small, Local, Open and Connected As Way of the Future
• http://www.shareable.net/blog/aggregation-not-algorithms-is-the-key-to-building-trust

Important:

• in two parts: http://www.shareable.net/blog/why-facebook-threatens-internet-freedom-far-more-than-apple

To check: http://www.shareable.net/blog/co-ops-a-great-way-to-share

Video and interview: http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=2003008%3ABlogPost%3A43470&commentId=2003008%3AComment%3A43339&xg_source=activity