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==Bio==


"I am a computer scientist, author, and independent scholar. In 2016/17 I worked for the research project Society After Money (German: Die Gesellschaft nach dem Geld), which had the goal of exploring the possibilities and challenges of a world where money, exchange, and capital no longer matter.


=Bio=
From 2008 to early 2016 I worked as a freelance software engineer in Berlin, Germany. For the last two years I freelanced as a Python and Haskell developer for the Liquid Democracy Association. Before that, I did Java and SQL development for various companies including Zalando, Rocket Internet, and Project A.


"Christian Siefkes is a software engineer who lives in Berlin, Germany. His
When I don't have to work, I like to write, talk, or research about peer production, free software, open hardware, and commonism. My most well-know works are about commons-based peer production and how to generalize it into the physical world.
main research interest is the emancipatory potential of free software, open
hardware, and other forms of commons-based peer production. He blogs at
www.keimform.de; publications include "[[From Exchange to Contributions]]"
(Berlin 2007), "The [[Emergence of Benefit-driven Production]]" (Proc. OKCon
2011), "The [[Boom of Commons-Based Peer Production]]" (in "The Wealth of the
Commons", 2012).


I hold a Ph.D. in computer science from the Freie Universität Berlin." <br />
(https://www.siefkes.net/)


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==Publications==
 
"Dr. Christian Siefkes is a freelance software engineer and author; he lives
in Berlin, Germany. His main research interest is exploring the practices
and the potential of commons-based peer production, the participatory and
commons-oriented way of production that brings us free software, open
content projects such as the Wikipedia, and an increasing number of open
hardware projects such as RepRap. Co-founder of the bilingual Keimform-Blog
(http://www.keimform.de)."
 
 
=Publications=


Publications include:  
Publications include:  


* The Boom of Commons-Based Peer Production (2012, in
* The Boom of Commons-Based Peer Production (2012, in ''The [[Wealth of the Commons]],'' [http://www.wealthofthecommons.org/essay/boom-commons-based-peer-production]),
The [[Wealth of the Commons]], [http://www.wealthofthecommons.org/essay/boom-commons-based-peer-production]),
* The [[Commons - Prosperity by Sharing]] (2010, with [[Silke Helfrich]], Rainer Kuhlen, Wolfgang Sachs, [http://commonsblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/gemeingueter.pdf]),  
 
* The [http://ourcommons.org/think/christian-siefkes-the-commons-of-the-future/ Commons of the Future] (2009)
* The Commons— [[Prosperity by Sharing]] (2010, with Silke Helfrich, Rainer Kuhlen, Wolfgang Sachs, [http://commonsblog.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/gemeingueter.pdf]),  
* [[From Exchange to Contributions]] (2007, http://peerconomy.org/).
 
* The [[Commons of the Future]] (2009, [http://www.commoner.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/siefkes_future-commons.pdf]),
 
* From Exchange to Contributions (2007, http://peerconomy.org/).


See also:
See also:
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=More Information=
==More Information==
 
* [[Peerconomy]]
Email: christian@siefkes.net, homepage: http://www.siefkes.net.
* Email: christian@siefkes.net
* Current homepage: http://www.siefkes.net for up-to-date information.


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Latest revision as of 21:46, 27 August 2019

Bio

"I am a computer scientist, author, and independent scholar. In 2016/17 I worked for the research project Society After Money (German: Die Gesellschaft nach dem Geld), which had the goal of exploring the possibilities and challenges of a world where money, exchange, and capital no longer matter.

From 2008 to early 2016 I worked as a freelance software engineer in Berlin, Germany. For the last two years I freelanced as a Python and Haskell developer for the Liquid Democracy Association. Before that, I did Java and SQL development for various companies including Zalando, Rocket Internet, and Project A.

When I don't have to work, I like to write, talk, or research about peer production, free software, open hardware, and commonism. My most well-know works are about commons-based peer production and how to generalize it into the physical world.

I hold a Ph.D. in computer science from the Freie Universität Berlin."
(https://www.siefkes.net/)

Publications

Publications include:

See also:

  1. http://keimform.de/2011/benefit-driven-production/
  2. http://wealthofthecommons.org/essay/boom-commons-based-peer-production
  3. http://keimform.de/2013/not-a-free-supermarket/

More Information