Structured Bibliography on P2P and the Commons: Difference between revisions

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Ira Mollay and Michel Bauwens will work on this bibliography during the summer of 2019.

Module 1: The anthropology of peer to peer and the commons

P2P as a relational dynamic: new social relations, then and now

The Commons in History

Blockchain Machines, Earth Beings and the Labour of Trust. By Larry Lohmann. Corner House

Blockchain, smart contracts etc. in the context of their ecological history and pictures of labour, commons, and capital accumulation seen through different lenses from Marx to Wittgenstein.

Module 2: The Commons as a mode of production / the commons as economic system

Peer production / peer governance / peer property

Italian Community Co-operatives Responding to Economic Crisis and State Withdrawal. A New Model for Socio-Economic Development. By Michele Bianchi and Marcelo Vieta. United Nations Task Force for Social and Solidarity Economy, 2019

This paper presents findings from an ongoing qualitative research project aiming to better understand the territorial and economic development impacts of Italian community co-operatives and their role in concretising the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Module 4: P2P as transformative emancipatory movement

Alternative Platforms and Societal Horizon: Characterisation and Strategies for Development. By Guillaume Compain, Philippe Eynaud, Lionel Maurel, and Corinne Vercher-Chaptal, June 2019 Communication to the SASE 31st Annual Meeting; Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined; 27- 28 June 2019 - The New School - New York City

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A study that systematically looks at how platform coops combine elements of the open source movement (sharing knowledge), with those of the cooperative movement (protecting cooperative property. It highlights the emergent practices of Open Cooperativism

Commons transition as a political process

From choice to collective voice. Foundational economy, local commons and citizenship. By Filippo Barbera, Nicola Negri, Angelo Salento

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Defence and management of local commons in the framework of Foundational Economy (FE) as referring to the «civic infrastructure» serving everyday household needs help reconsider citizenship as «the capacity and desire to act collectively».

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 Ira Mollay and Michel Bauwens will work on this bibliography during the summer of 2019.
+==Module 1: The anthropology of peer to peer and the commons==
+===P2P as a relational dynamic: new social relations, then and now===
+====The Commons in History====
+'''Blockchain Machines, Earth Beings and the Labour of Trust.
+By Larry Lohmann. Corner House'''
+URL [https://www.academia.edu/39236631/BLOCKCHAIN_MACHINES_EARTH_BEINGS_AND_THE_LABOUR_OF_TRUST]
+Blockchain, smart contracts etc. in the context of their ecological history and pictures of labour, commons, and capital accumulation seen through different lenses from Marx to Wittgenstein.
 ==Module 2: The Commons as a mode of production / the commons as economic system==
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 '''Italian Community Co-operatives Responding to Economic Crisis and State Withdrawal. A New Model for Socio-Economic Development.
-By Michele Bianchi and Marcelo Vieta. United Nations Task Force for Social and Solidarity Economy , 2019'''
+By Michele Bianchi and Marcelo Vieta. United Nations Task Force for Social and Solidarity Economy, 2019'''
 This paper presents findings from an ongoing qualitative research project aiming to better understand the territorial and economic development impacts of Italian community co-operatives and their role in concretising the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
 URL [https://www.academia.edu/39690868/Italian_Community_Co-operatives_Responding_to_Economic_Crisis_and_State_Withdrawal_A_New_Model_for_Socio-Economic_Development_Implementing_the_Sustainable_Development_Goals_What_Role_for_Social_and_Solidarity_Economy?]
+==Module 4: P2P as transformative emancipatory movement==
+'''Alternative Platforms and Societal Horizon: Characterisation and Strategies for Development.
+By Guillaume Compain, Philippe Eynaud, Lionel Maurel, and Corinne Vercher-Chaptal, June 2019'''
+Communication to the SASE 31st Annual Meeting; Fathomless Futures: Algorithmic and Imagined; 27- 28 June 2019 - The New School - New York City
+URL [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333395075_Alternative_Platforms_and_Societal_Horizon_Characterisation_and_Strategies_for_Development/link/5ceb88f3a6fdccc9ddd230c8/download]
+A study that systematically looks at how platform coops combine elements of the open source movement (sharing knowledge), with those of the cooperative movement (protecting cooperative property. It highlights the emergent practices of Open Cooperativism
+===Commons transition as a political process===
+'''From choice to collective voice. Foundational economy, local commons and citizenship.
+By Filippo Barbera, Nicola Negri, Angelo Salento'''
+URL [https://www.academia.edu/39673506/From_individual_choice_to_collective_voice_Foundational_economy_local_commons_and_citizenship]
+Defence and management of local commons in the framework of Foundational Economy (FE) as referring to the «civic infrastructure» serving everyday household needs help reconsider citizenship as «the capacity and desire to act collectively».