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Revision as of 08:14, 21 July 2010
This will function as a mini-guide to Peer Production proper, in the more narrow sense, so that this key material is no longer only available through our almost unwieldy section on P2P Business trends in general.
Ported: selections from the first three columns of P2P Business only. Thanks to Dante Monson for assistance with the further porting for this section.
Introduction
- Karim Lakhani on the Open Source Software communities Open Development process [1]
- A Bibliography on Peer Production. Recommendations by James Boyle.
Key Articles
Pages in category "Peerproduction"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 677 total.
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A
- Aaron Shaw on Commons-Based Industry in the Neoliberal Knowledge Economy
- Abundance Logic
- Abundance vs. Scarcity
- Adhocism
- Adventure Economy
- Agents of Alternatives
- Agile Software Development
- Alan Watts on Passionate Production
- Alg-a Lab/es
- Algedonics
- Allocation of Collaborative Efforts in Open-Source Software
- Alternatives To Mainstream Publishing
- Altruism, Reciprocity and Social Image in Peer Production Economy
- Ambient Production
- Anarchism as a Mode of Production
- Anti-Credentialism
- Anti-Rivalness of Free Software
- Anti-Rivalry
- App Coins
- Arquitecturas Colectivas/es
- Asymmetric Competition
- Austria's Solar Self-Build Movement
- Authority in Peer Production
- Automation for the Artisanal Economy
- Autonomy, Labour, and the Political Economy of Social Media
- Awareness-Based Collective Action
- Axel Bruns
- Axel Bruns on Produsage
- Axel Bruns Vlogs on Produsage
- Ayad Al-Ani on How Free Producers are Changing Enterprise and Politics
B
- Backyard Biology
- BarCola
- Bazaar Model
- Beachhead Hypothesis
- Beekeeper Model
- Benefit Sharing
- Benefit-Driven Production
- Beyond Classes
- Beyond Commodity
- Beyond Exchange
- Beyond Exclusion
- Beyond Labor
- Beyond Money
- Beyond Politics
- Beyond Scarcity
- Beyond Socialism
- Bibliography on Peer Production
- Bitcoin Protocol
- Book of Peer Production
- Bottega21
- Bricolaging
- Brokerage, Boundary Spanning, and Leadership in Open Innovation Communities
- Business Models for the Commons
- Business Models of Fab Labs
C
- Call for a Joint Research Group for Peer Production
- Cambalache/es
- Can Communities Produce Complex Technology
- Can Peer Production Make Washing Machines?
- Capitalist Collaborative Production
- Case of a RepRap-Based, Lego-Built 3D Printing-Milling Machine
- Case studies of Co-creative Labour
- Center for Adventure Economics
- Challenges and Opportunities of Peer Production for Labour and Unions
- Characteristics of P2P Networks as Organizations
- Charles Leadbeater on the Rise of the Amateur Professional
- Charlie Schweik
- Chris Anderson on the Emergence of Free
- Chris DiBona on the Economics of Open Source at Google
- Chris Lawer on Co-Creation in Business
- Christian Fuchs
- Christian Pentzold
- Cindy Kohtala
- Circulation of the Common
- Citizen Collectives in the Flanders
- Citizen Product Design
- Class and Capital in Peer Production
- Clay Shirky on the Potential of Cognitive Surplus
- Co-Creation
- Co-Design
- Co-Production of Public Services
- Coase's Penguin
- Code Forking, Governance, and Sustainability in Open Source Software
- Collaborative Development of Open Content
- Collaborative Economy - Concept
- Collaborative Goods
- Collaborative Networks and the Productive Precariat
- Collaborative Production
- Collective Innovation Model
- Coming Revolution of Peer Production and Revolutionary Cooperatives
- Committers
- Common as a Mode of Production
- Common Goods
- Common Knowledge in Greece
- Common Property
- Commonism
- Commons Associations
- Commons Based Peer Production in the Information Economy
- Commons in Catalonia
- Commons-Based Economic Alternatives in the Digital Age
- Commons-Based Media Production
- Commons-Based Peer Production
- Commons-Based Peer Production and Artistic Expression in Greece
- Commons-Based Peer Production and the Neo-Weberian State
- Commons-Based Peer Production in the Work of Yochai Benkler
- Commons-Based Peer Production of Physical Goods
- Commons-Based Peer Production System for Capital Allocation
- Commons-Based Peer-Production Network To Facilitate the Sharing of Plant Genetic Information and Biotechnological Tools
- Commons-Based Peer-Production of Physical Goods
- Commons-Based Production Infrastructure
- Commons-Oriented Decentralised Programmed Organisations
- Communal Validation
- Communities and Innovation
- Communities as Distribution Channels
- Communities of Evaluation
- Communities of Production and Sharing in Greece
- Community Participant Lifecycle
- Community vs Centralized Development
- Community Workshops
- Comparing Commercial Open Source Companies with Traditional Software Companies
- Compeerism
- Componentization
- Composability
- Comunes/es
- Concept of Rent Relevant to a Discussion of Surplus-Value in the Digital World
- Conceptuar-te/es
- Consumer-Fortified Media
- Consumer-Generated Media
- Contribution Beyond Source Code in FLOSS Communities
- Contribution to the Critique of the Political Economy of the Internet
- Contributory Diversity as a Metric for the Ethical Evaluation of Value Production
- Control in Open Source Software Development
- Cooperative Firms as a New Mode of Production
- Coordination Costs
- Coordination Theory and Collaboration Technology
- Coproduction of Open Source Software by Volunteers and Big Tech Firms
- Corporate Involvement in Free and Open Source Software
- Corporate Involvement in Free and Open-Source Software
- Cosmo-Localism
- Creative Commons Business Models for Publishing and Music
- Crisis of Value and the Ethical Economy
- Crisis of Value Theory
- Critical Political Economic Framework for Peer Production’s Relation to Capitalism
- Critical Studies in Peer Production
- Critique of the Peer Production License
- Cross-Project Coordination Practices of Open-Source Communities
- Crowd Clout
- Crowdfunding
- Crowdhacking
- Crowding Out
- Crowdpricing
- Crowdsourced Advertising
- Crowdsourced Design
- Crowdsourcing
- Crowdspirit
- Cultivating Hacker Ethics in Debian
- Customer-Built Network Infrastructures
- Customer-centric Brands
- Customer-Controlled Networks
- Cyber-Commoners, Peer Producers and the Project of a Post-Capitalist Transition
D
- Daniel Bruch Duarte on the Brazilian Fora do Eixo Solidarity Economics Business Model
- Dario Azzellini on Production and Common
- Data Communities
- David Rozas
- David Rozas Domingo
- David Rozas on the Peer Production Services in the Drupal Community
- Death of Exchange Value
- Debating the Cult of the Amateur
- Decentralization of Taste
- Decentralization-Based Typology of Peer Production
- Decentralized Autonomous Licence
- Deep Democracy, Peer-to-Peer Production and Our Common Futures
- Demise of the Marxian Law of Value in the Work of Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri
- Democratic and Participatory Production in the Zapastista Areas of Chiapas
- Democratizing Innovation
- Design Global, Manufacture Local
- DESIS Distributed and Open Production Cluster
- Desktop Manufacturing
- DGML
- Diffuse Innovation
- Digital Commons Research Group
- Digital Do-It-Yourself
- Digital Labor Working Group at CUNY
- Digital Labour and Prosumer Capitalism
- Digital Neofeudalism
- Digital Sharecropping
- Direct Economy
- Dirk Riehle on Open Source Business Models
- Distributed Biological Manufacturing
- Distributed Commons-based Production
- Distributed Creativity
- Distributed Innovation
- Distributed Intellectual Product Right
- Distributed Labor Networks
- Distributed Power Generation
- Distributed Process