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The Commons Transition Plan is a non-region specific adaptation of the 1st Commons Transition plan developed by Michel Bauwens for [http://wiki.commonstransition.org/wiki/Category:FLOK | The FLOK Society Project]. The Ecuadorian plan was itself built on the original FLOK Proposal "Sumak Yachay. Devenir Sociedad del Conocimiento Común y Abierto. Designing the FLOK Society. v.1.5.2. By Xabier E. Barandiarán & Daniel Vázquez, 2013.", i.e. Designing the FLOK Society, by Xabier E. Barandiarán & Daniel Vázquez. The FLOK Society team leaders were Daniel Vazquez and Xabier Barandiarán, with Michel Bauwens, as research director, assisted by five research stream coordinators and the assistant coordinator Daniel Araya. Building on those proposals, the plan specifically calls for an integrative or 'wholistic' approach, which goes beyond technology, and calls for measures that take into account different aspects of social change that need to occur if not simultaneously, then at least linked through a positive feedback loop, in which various measures reinforce each other. It also broadens and deepens the call by looking at commons-based infrastructures not just for knowledge, but for other social and productive activities. | The Commons Transition Plan is a non-region specific adaptation of the 1st Commons Transition plan developed by Michel Bauwens for [http://wiki.commonstransition.org/wiki/Category:FLOK | The FLOK Society Project]. The Ecuadorian plan was itself built on the original FLOK Proposal "Sumak Yachay. Devenir Sociedad del Conocimiento Común y Abierto. Designing the FLOK Society. v.1.5.2. By Xabier E. Barandiarán & Daniel Vázquez, 2013.", i.e. Designing the FLOK Society, by Xabier E. Barandiarán & Daniel Vázquez. The FLOK Society team leaders were Daniel Vazquez and Xabier Barandiarán, with Michel Bauwens, as research director, assisted by five research stream coordinators and the assistant coordinator Daniel Araya. Building on those proposals, the plan specifically calls for an integrative or 'wholistic' approach, which goes beyond technology, and calls for measures that take into account different aspects of social change that need to occur if not simultaneously, then at least linked through a positive feedback loop, in which various measures reinforce each other. It also broadens and deepens the call by looking at commons-based infrastructures not just for knowledge, but for other social and productive activities. | ||
==Related P2P Transition Proposals== | ===Related P2P Transition Proposals=== | ||
* The [http://en.wiki.floksociety.org/w/Research_Plan Commons Transition Plan], crafted for the floksociety.org project in Ecuador in 2014 | * The [http://en.wiki.floksociety.org/w/Research_Plan Commons Transition Plan], crafted for the floksociety.org project in Ecuador in 2014 | ||
* Las Indias summarizes recent p2p thinking from the period 2012-2013: http://english.lasindias.com/michel-bauwens-and-the-new-socioeconomic-alternatives/ | * Las Indias summarizes recent p2p thinking from the period 2012-2013: http://english.lasindias.com/michel-bauwens-and-the-new-socioeconomic-alternatives/ | ||
* a good summary of the triarchical proposal to simultaneously transform civil society, the market and the state: http://www.shareable.net/blog/blueprint-for-p2p-society-the-partner-state-ethical-economy | * a good summary of the triarchical proposal to simultaneously transform civil society, the market and the state: http://www.shareable.net/blog/blueprint-for-p2p-society-the-partner-state-ethical-economy | ||
* key institutional concepts of the [[Partner State]] and [[Public-Commons Partnerships]] | * key institutional concepts of the [[Partner State]] and [[Public-Commons Partnerships]] | ||
* local and large-scale political strategies: | * local and large-scale political strategies: | ||
*# local change through civic Alliances of the Commons and Chamber of the Commons producing social charters to recreate local political majorities: http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-next-steps-for-the-emerging-p2p-and-commons-networks/2013/04/02 ; | *# local change through civic Alliances of the Commons and Chamber of the Commons producing social charters to recreate local political majorities: http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-next-steps-for-the-emerging-p2p-and-commons-networks/2013/04/02 ; | ||
*# the global alliance of the commons at nation-state level and beyond http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2012/04/2012416102253184145.html | *# the global alliance of the commons at nation-state level and beyond http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2012/04/2012416102253184145.html | ||
* [[Transition Proposals Towards a Commons-Oriented Economy and Society]] | * [[Transition Proposals Towards a Commons-Oriented Economy and Society]] | ||
* [[Three Competing Societal and Economic Models in the Age of Peer Production]] | * [[Three Competing Societal and Economic Models in the Age of Peer Production]] | ||
==Specialized Domain-Specific Transition Proposals== | ===Specialized Domain-Specific Transition Proposals=== | ||
See also the [[:Category:Policy]] | See also the [[:Category: Policy]] | ||
* [[Policies for Shareable Commons Domains]], Alanna Hartzok | * [[Policies for Shareable Commons Domains]], Alanna Hartzok | ||
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* [[Transforming the Productive Base of the Economy Through the Open Design Commons and Distributed Manufacturing]] | * [[Transforming the Productive Base of the Economy Through the Open Design Commons and Distributed Manufacturing]] | ||
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"The commons are in the midst of a “double transition,”. On the one hand, the resources at stake are often abundant and immaterial—think personal data generated by social media networks or activity sensors—as opposed to scarce and material—like water and grazing land." | "The commons are in the midst of a “double transition,”. On the one hand, the resources at stake are often abundant and immaterial—think personal data generated by social media networks or activity sensors—as opposed to scarce and material—like water and grazing land." | ||
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- Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico [http://www.shareable.net/blog/ubiquitous-commons-imagines-a-p2p-revolution-in-rural-italy] | - Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico [http://www.shareable.net/blog/ubiquitous-commons-imagines-a-p2p-revolution-in-rural-italy] | ||
==Key Resources== | |||
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==Key Articles== | |||
* [[Mutation of Economics into the Fifth Integral-Arational Structure of Consciousness]] | * [[Mutation of Economics into the Fifth Integral-Arational Structure of Consciousness]] | ||
Revision as of 14:17, 2 August 2019
This is the Category Page for Commons Transition, i.e. projects that are specifically or more loosely related to a commons-oriented transition for our political economy, society, and civilizational model.
For more Commons Transition-specific resources, please visit our related projects:
- Commons Transition Home Page Contains a general overview on Commons Transition Strategies, articles, videos and a blog. It is the landing page for the Commons Transition Platform.
- Commons Transition Stories Browse through our selection of featured essays, interviews and texts on Commons Transition projects and related initiatives.
- The Commons Transition Wiki The Commons Transition Strategies Wiki is a database for policy papers and proposals related to Commons Transition.
The Commons Transition Plan
- Commons Transition Plan
- The Commons Transition Plan in the Commons Transition Website
- The Commons Transition Plan in the Commons Transition Wiki
The Commons Transition Plan is a non-region specific adaptation of the 1st Commons Transition plan developed by Michel Bauwens for | The FLOK Society Project. The Ecuadorian plan was itself built on the original FLOK Proposal "Sumak Yachay. Devenir Sociedad del Conocimiento Común y Abierto. Designing the FLOK Society. v.1.5.2. By Xabier E. Barandiarán & Daniel Vázquez, 2013.", i.e. Designing the FLOK Society, by Xabier E. Barandiarán & Daniel Vázquez. The FLOK Society team leaders were Daniel Vazquez and Xabier Barandiarán, with Michel Bauwens, as research director, assisted by five research stream coordinators and the assistant coordinator Daniel Araya. Building on those proposals, the plan specifically calls for an integrative or 'wholistic' approach, which goes beyond technology, and calls for measures that take into account different aspects of social change that need to occur if not simultaneously, then at least linked through a positive feedback loop, in which various measures reinforce each other. It also broadens and deepens the call by looking at commons-based infrastructures not just for knowledge, but for other social and productive activities.
Related P2P Transition Proposals
- The Commons Transition Plan, crafted for the floksociety.org project in Ecuador in 2014
- Las Indias summarizes recent p2p thinking from the period 2012-2013: http://english.lasindias.com/michel-bauwens-and-the-new-socioeconomic-alternatives/
- a good summary of the triarchical proposal to simultaneously transform civil society, the market and the state: http://www.shareable.net/blog/blueprint-for-p2p-society-the-partner-state-ethical-economy
- key institutional concepts of the Partner State and Public-Commons Partnerships
- local and large-scale political strategies:
- local change through civic Alliances of the Commons and Chamber of the Commons producing social charters to recreate local political majorities: http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/proposed-next-steps-for-the-emerging-p2p-and-commons-networks/2013/04/02 ;
- the global alliance of the commons at nation-state level and beyond http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2012/04/2012416102253184145.html
- Transition Proposals Towards a Commons-Oriented Economy and Society
- Three Competing Societal and Economic Models in the Age of Peer Production
Specialized Domain-Specific Transition Proposals
See also the Category: Policy
- Policies for Shareable Commons Domains, Alanna Hartzok
- Transforming the energy matrix: Transition Policies for the Development of the Distributed Energy Model. by George Dafermos, Panos Kotsampopoulos, et al. [1] ; General Principles for Policy Making for Distributed Energy
- Transforming the Productive Base of the Economy Through the Open Design Commons and Distributed Manufacturing
Quotes
"The commons are in the midst of a “double transition,”. On the one hand, the resources at stake are often abundant and immaterial—think personal data generated by social media networks or activity sensors—as opposed to scarce and material—like water and grazing land."
- Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico [2]
Key Resources
Key Articles
Pages in category "Commons Transition"
The following 92 pages are in this category, out of 92 total.
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- Catalonia Integral Cooperative Commons Transition Proposals
- Civic Economy of Provisions
- Co-Bologna
- Co-Cities Report on the Urban Commons Transitions
- Common Wealth Trusts as Structures of Transition
- Commons Approach to European Knowledge Policy
- Commons Double Transition
- Commons Transition Coalition
- Commons Transition Initiative
- Commons Transition Plan
- Commons Transition Plan (FLOK version)
- Commons Transition Plan for the City of Sydney
- Commons Transition Stability Plan and Rapid Response Team
- Complexity Thresholds and Complexity Transitions
- Cooperative Transitions to a Steady-State Economy
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- Markets After Capitalism
- Michel Bauwens et Bernard Stiegler sur la Transition vers les Communs
- Michel Bauwens in Conversation with Arthur de Grave
- Michel Bauwens on the Commons Transition
- Michel Bauwens on the Conflicts Between Commoners, Capitalists and Intersectionalists
- Michel Bauwens on the FLOK Project as a Techno-Social Change Project
- Michel Bauwens on the New Social Economy for a Post-Carbon World
- Michel Bauwens sur la Transition Industrielle P2P pour Ars Industrialis
- Mutation of Economics into the Fifth Integral-Arational Structure of Consciousness
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- P2P Approach To Energy Production
- P2P Transition
- Pavlos Georgiadis on a Plan C for the Food System in Greece
- Permanent Real Estate Cooperative
- Plan C for Advancing the Commons Transition in Greece
- Platforms for Participation
- Policies for Commons Collaborative Economies at the European Level
- Policies for Shareable Commons Domains
- Policies for the Commons
- Possibility of Rapid Transition
- Post-Capitalist Strategy of the P2P Foundation
- Projects on Social Economy
- Public Policy for a Partner State
- Public Policy for a Social Economy
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- Rapid Transition Strategy of the Center for Planetary Culture
- Rapid Transitions
- Re-Commoning Food to Crowd-Feed the World
- Reclaiming the Economic Surplus by Liberating the Economic Commons
- Resource Rents, Redistribution, and Halving Global Poverty Through Resource Dividends
- Role of Liminal Individuals in Time Between Worlds Who Do Not Belong To Either World
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- Three Competing Societal and Economic Models in the Age of Peer Production
- Time Between Worlds
- Transforming the Productive Base of the Economy Through the Open Design Commons and Distributed Manufacturing
- Transition Now
- Transition Policies for the Development of the Distributed Energy Model
- Transition Proposals Towards a Commons-Oriented Economy and Society
Media in category "Commons Transition"
The following 5 files are in this category, out of 5 total.
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Affordability Locked In.pdf ; 635 KB
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CommonsTransition.jpg 255 × 255; 32 KB
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Lecthworth.pdf ; 227 KB
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The Best of Three Worlds.pdf ; 1.16 MB
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The Co-operative Land Bank.pdf ; 509 KB
