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[http://paigrain.debatpublic.net/docs/TACD-200306.pdf Capabilities in the information age]. Philippe Aigrain | [http://paigrain.debatpublic.net/docs/TACD-200306.pdf Capabilities in the information age]. Philippe Aigrain | ||
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[http://www.p2pfoundation.net/What%27s_Wrong_with_the_Patent_System Some Proposals for Patent Reform] | [http://www.p2pfoundation.net/What%27s_Wrong_with_the_Patent_System Some Proposals for Patent Reform] | ||
==Regarding Free Software== | |||
[[Why Software Should Not Have Owners]], by Richard Stallman. | |||
[http://www.hipatia.info/docs/carta/carta_en.html Free Software for the Whole World], by Hipatia. | |||
Revision as of 06:40, 2 July 2007
This new category, created in June 2006, will focus on proposals to promote the P2P, Open/Free, and Commons-related agenda, in the existing political and institutional systems.
The P2P Foundation supports the emerging Coalition of the Commons, the Commons Network and is sympathetic to the proposals of the Pirate Party.
These pages will also include records on activist campaigns.
Policy Proposals
Charles Leadbeater on Three Key Policy Reforms for Mass-based Innovation
Capabilities in the information age. Philippe Aigrain
Challenges of the Global Information Society. Pekka Himanen.
Howard Gardner proposes a Cap on Inequality
Some Proposals for Patent Reform
Regarding Free Software
Why Software Should Not Have Owners, by Richard Stallman.
Free Software for the Whole World, by Hipatia.
In French
Region-specific
Europe
List of European Policy Consultants
The Open Society Institute on User Rights, Copyright and DRM in the EU
South
Salvador Declaration of Open Access for Developing Countries
Open Access for Developing Countries
Resources
Political wiki initiatives that accommodate people with diverse political views:
- Debatepedia, http://debatepedia.org/
- Campaigns Wikia, http://campaigns.wikia.com/wiki/Campaigns_Wikia
- Open Politics Canada, http://www.openpolitics.ca/
Citations
Josef Stiglitz, on why drug patents are costing lives:
"Knowledge is like a candle, when one candle lights another it does not diminish its light.' In medicine, patents cost lives. The US patent for turmeric didn't stimulate research, and restricted access by the Indian poor who actually discovered it hundreds of years ago. 'These rights were intended to reduce access to generic medicines and they succeeded.' Billions of people, who live on $2-3 a day, could no longer afford the drugs they needed. Drug companies spend more on advertising and marketing than on research. A few scientists beat the human genome project and patented breast cancer genes; so now the cost of testing women for breast cancer is 'enormous." (http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/333/7582/1279)
Pages in category "Policy"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 2,092 total.
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- A2K Access to Knowledge
- Abundance - Typology
- Accelerating Transformations to Sustainable Food Systems
- Access to Health
- Access to Knowledge in a Network Society
- Accessory Dwelling Unit
- Acqua Beni Comuni Napoli
- Action Plan for Copyright Reform and Culture in the XXIst Century
- Actions Options Tool
- Active Discrimination Measures in the US
- Ada Colau, Barcelona's New Mayor, on Spain's Political Revolution
- Adaptive Architecture, Collaborative Design, and the Evolution of Community
- Advanced Renewable Tariffs
- Advancing the Concept of Public Goods
- Advocacy Networks
- Age of Deleveraging
- Agenda for a New Economy
- Aggregate Abundance
- Agriculture Supported Communities
- AI Democracy Levels Framework
- AI Windfall Clause
- Al Gore on the Internet and Democracy
- Alain Ruche
- Alberto Cottica
- Algorithmic Accountability for the Public Sector
- Algorithmic Nations
- Algorithms as Regulatory Objects
- Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation
- Alliance for Public Technology
- Alliance for Taxpayers Access
- Alon Levy on the Failure of New Left Urbanism and Transport Planning
- Alternative Forms of Common-Interest Communities
- Alternative Incentives for Health and Pharma
- Alternative Internets
- Alternative Models of Ownership
- Alternative Policies for Alternative Internets
- Alternative Progress Indicators
- Alternative Regionalisms
- Alternative Trade Mandate Alliance
- Alternatives to Pharmaceutical Patents
- Amateur to Amateur
- Amsterdam Connected and Sustainable Work Policy
- Amsterdam Is Pivoting to Doughnut Economics as Policy Framework
- Analyzing Andrew Yang’s Basic Income Proposal
- Anchor Dashboard
- Anchor Institutions
- Andrea Fumagalli on the Five Criteria To Distinguish a Progressive Interpretation of the Basic Income
- Andreas Karitzis
- Andrew McGettigan on MOOC Boosterism in the Current Higher Education Policy Environment
- Ann Pettfor on Financing the Green Transition
- Anonymity
- Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
- Anti-Spyware Coalition
- Apple-EU DRM Case
- APRIL
- ARC2020 Roadmap for Commons-Oriented European Agricultural Policy
- Artistic Freedom Voucher
- Artistic Freedom Vouchers
- Asset-Based Approach to the Urban Commons
- Association for Sustainability and Democracy
- Association of World Citizens
- Asymmetric Multiculturalism
- Atmosphere Commons
- Atmospheric Commons
- Australian Dollar Is Not Fit For Purpose
- Automatic Boost Act
- Autonomous Reputation Framework
- Autopromozione Sociale
- Auzolan/es
B
- Bad Vista Campaign
- Bank of North Dakota Model
- Barbara van Dyck on the Political Agroecology of Agri-Food Knowledges in Belgium
- Barcelona 5.0 Plan
- Barcelona Activa
- Barcelona City Council Open Digitisation Plan
- Barcelona City Data Commons
- Barcelona City Policies
- Barcelona Commissioner for Cooperative, Social and Solidarity Economy and Consumption
- Barcelona Digital City Plan
- Barcelona MADE Project
- Barcelona Manifesto in Favour of Technological Sovereignty and Digital Rights for Cities
- Basic Income and Productivity in Cognitive Capitalism
- Basic Income as a Minimum Claim to Basic Resources
- Basic Income Guarantee
- Belt and Road Initiative
- Ben Dyson and Andrew Jackson on Positive Money Reform
- Ben Dyson on Positive Monetary Reform
- Benefit Sharing
- Benjamin Barber on City-Based Global Governance
- Berlin Energy Roundtable
- Berlin’s Vote To Expropriate the Landlords
- Bernard Lietaer on Transforming the Financial System
- Beyond Digital Inclusion
- Beyond GDP
- Beyond Our Control
- Beyond State Capitalism
- Beyond the Profits System
- Beyond the Technological Revolution
- Beyond Utility 2.0 to Energy Democracy
- Big Data In Our Hands
- Big Data Institutions
- Big Data, Communities and Ethical Resilience
- Big Society
- Bilateral Free Trade Agreements and IP
- Bill Allison and Greg Elin on Open Government Initiatives
- Bill McKibben on Corporate Environmental Responsibility
- Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web
- Bioregional Democracy
- Biosimilars
- Biosocial Contract
- Biosphere Politics
- Bitforchange/es
- Bits for Carbon Trading
- Blockchains and Sustainable Development
- Blue Economy
- Blue Labour
- Blueprint for Big Broadband
- Bologna Regulation for the Care and Regeneration of Urban Commons
- Borders in Cyberspace
- Bottom of the Pyramid
- Bottom-up Broadband for Europe
- Bottom-Up Financial Institutions
- Brad Lander on NYC Municipal Regulations to Protect Gig Economy Workers
- Brave New War
- Brazil Argentina Proposals for the WIPO Development Agenda
- Brazilian Digital Culture Forum
- Breaking Barriers
- Brewster Kahle on What Is Wrong with Google's Book Digitization Programs
- Brian Davey
- Bridging the Digital Divides
- Brief History of Open Initiatives in Brazil
- Bristol's Food Policy and Urban Agriculture Movement
- British Digital Cooperative
- Brittle vs Resilient Systems
- Broadband Policy
- Bruce Yandle on the Tragedy of the Commons and the Implications for Environmental Regulation
- Bryan Camp on the Taxation of Virtual Worlds
- Budapest Open Access Initiative
- Buen Conocer Summit
- Building a Sustainable Economy in a World of Finite Resources
- Building an Economy of the Commons Through Open Distributed Manufacturing Structures
- Building Bottom-Up Finance Solutions for Cooperative Housing in Central and South-Eastern Europe
- Building Public Capabilities Post-Covid - France
- Building Resiliency Through Green Infrastructure
- Bukittinggi Paradigm on Agrarian Reform and Revolution
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- C40 Megacity Coalition Against Climate Change
- California's Open Textbook Initiative
- Calvert-Henderson Quality of Life Indicators
- Canadian Case Study on the Co-Construction of Public Policy for the Social Economy
- Candidats FR
- Cap and Dividend Carbon Trading Model
- Cap and Reward
- Cap and Share
- Cap and Trade
- Cap and Trade Vs. Carbon Tax as False Choices
- Cap Global Carbon
- Cap, Auction, and Dividend
- Cape Light Compact
- Capetown Open Education Declaration
- Capital Grants for Youth
- Capital Homestead
- Capital Institute
- Capitalism 3.0
- Capitalism as if the World Matters
- Carbon Quantitative Easing
- Carbon Reduction Rewards
- Carbon Sequestration-Based Cryptocurrency
- Carbon Trading System
- Carl-Christian Buhr on the EU Digital Agenda and Open Data
- Carshare Parking Quotas
- Carsharing Policy
- Case for Copyright Reform
- Case for New Models of Public Ownership
- Case for Public Funding and Public Oversight of Clinical Trials
- Case of Basic Income for Third Way Politics after the Global Crisis
- Catalonia Integral Cooperative Commons Transition Proposals
- Center for Data Innovation
- Center for Democracy and Technology
- Center for Internet and Society
- Center for Planetary Culture
- Central Bank Digital Currency
- Challenge Corporate Control of Water
- Challenges of the Global Information Society
- Challenging the Chip
- Changes in Urban Governance Under a Radical Left Government in Barcelona
- Changing Societies through Urban Commons Transitions
- Charter for Democracy
- Charter for Innovation, Creativity and Access to Knowledge
- Charter for Internet Rights
- Charter for Transdisciplinarity
- Charter of Human Responsibilities
- Chicago Plan for Monetary Reform