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Revision as of 07:26, 24 November 2016
For a list of pages see Category:Russia.
P2P Texts in Russian
- Политическая экономия равноправного производства: Russian translation of Michel Bauwens's foundational text (2005) 'The Political Economy of Peer Production' Originally published by CTheory.net [1000 Days of Theory: td026; Date Published: 12/1/2005; Arthur and Marilouise Kroker, Editors]. Translated by Julia Kogol, Summer 2016. Also downloadable .pdf & .odt files.
- Russia and the Next Long Wave: Эксперт: Россия и следующая долгая волна, или почему так важны сельские территории. Version with internal links at http://www.regnum.ru/news/1181953.html.
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Theories & Histories
Thesis: Creative History of the Russian Internet
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Art Platforms
Goriunova, Olga (2007). Swarm Forms: On Platforms and Creativity. MUTE Magazine Vol 2 #4. Accessible online: http://www.metamute.org/editorial/articles/swarm-forms-platforms-and-creativity
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Other
From Agryfp:
Мифы Греции (Greek Myths) blog (2009
"Stumbled across this blog which itself is quite remarkable example of p2p data sharing. Under the strapline 'Mysterious world of ancient legends' it is really a mystery who is behind this blog, who set it up etc. Postings are Russian language translations, mostly from P2P Foundation blog (Michel Bauwens entries, http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/). The speed and volume of translations suggests it is an automated bot/script doing the translation labour"
https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://124omsk.ru/
Conferences
From Agryfp:
It appears that BarCamp, open-space/unconference style gatherings have also blossomed in Russia.
St. Petersburg, June 2009
(see links on right-hand side of NevaCamp pages to other former-Soviet BarCamp locations/events)