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The transition to a peer-to-peer (P2P) society implies that our relationships become less hierarchical (in the context of domination hierarchies, not hierarchies of empowerment), and increasingly between equals ; that is, between peers. Power is diffused and more 'distributed' across society. In the understanding of the P2P Foundation, we are in a transitional period towards a system that can act within planetary boundaries, which also require a form of social equity. This is achieved through the model of a commons-centric society. This doesn't require abolishing the other forms of allocation which have existed in tandem for 5,000 years, i.e. commoning, the gift economy, redistribution (the state) and market allocation, but a new equilibrium amongst them, and a evolution from a market-centric capitalist society, to a commons-centric post-capitalist society. | |||
The pages in this category involve, in some way or other, the question of how we are getting there or what it would be like. | |||
There are many insights to be had from previous transitions in society between one system and another. | There are many insights to be had from previous transitions in society between one system and another. | ||
==Key Concepts of this Category== | ==Key Concepts of this Category== | ||
* See our page on [[Peer to Peer]] | |||
* See our page on [[Peer to Peer]] ; [[Commons]] | |||
==Useful Learning Resources== | ==Useful Learning Resources== | ||
===Introductory=== | ===Introductory=== | ||
* [[Michel Bauwens on the Transition to the New Peer to Peer System of Social Sharing of Goods and Services]] 29 minute video, 2016 | * [[Michel Bauwens on the Transition to the New Peer to Peer System of Social Sharing of Goods and Services]] 29 minute video, 2016 | ||
===Deeper Study=== | ===Deeper Study=== | ||
* [[Criteria for a Post-Transitional Economic System]]. By Daniel Schmachtenberger. | * [[Criteria for a Post-Transitional Economic System]]. By Daniel Schmachtenberger. | ||
* [[Transitioning from the Ego System to the Eco System Approach]]. By [[Otto Scharmer]]. | * [[Transitioning from the Ego System to the Eco System Approach]]. By [[Otto Scharmer]]. | ||
==Related Categories== | ==Related Categories== | ||
* [[:Category: Commons Transition]] | |||
* [[:Category: Commons Transition]] ; [[:Category: Commons Policy]] | |||
* On the simultaneous transformation of civil society, the market and the state: [[:Category:P2P_State_Approaches]] ; [[:Category:P2P_Market_Approaches]] ; [[:Category:Civil_Society]] | |||
Revision as of 13:50, 27 January 2020
The transition to a peer-to-peer (P2P) society implies that our relationships become less hierarchical (in the context of domination hierarchies, not hierarchies of empowerment), and increasingly between equals ; that is, between peers. Power is diffused and more 'distributed' across society. In the understanding of the P2P Foundation, we are in a transitional period towards a system that can act within planetary boundaries, which also require a form of social equity. This is achieved through the model of a commons-centric society. This doesn't require abolishing the other forms of allocation which have existed in tandem for 5,000 years, i.e. commoning, the gift economy, redistribution (the state) and market allocation, but a new equilibrium amongst them, and a evolution from a market-centric capitalist society, to a commons-centric post-capitalist society.
The pages in this category involve, in some way or other, the question of how we are getting there or what it would be like. There are many insights to be had from previous transitions in society between one system and another.
Key Concepts of this Category
- See our page on Peer to Peer ; Commons
Useful Learning Resources
Introductory
- Michel Bauwens on the Transition to the New Peer to Peer System of Social Sharing of Goods and Services 29 minute video, 2016
Deeper Study
- Criteria for a Post-Transitional Economic System. By Daniel Schmachtenberger.
- Transitioning from the Ego System to the Eco System Approach. By Otto Scharmer.
Related Categories
- Category: Commons Transition ; Category: Commons Policy
- On the simultaneous transformation of civil society, the market and the state: Category:P2P_State_Approaches ; Category:P2P_Market_Approaches ; Category:Civil_Society
Pages in category "P2P Transition"
The following 104 pages are in this category, out of 104 total.
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- Capitalism and the Commons
- Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity
- Change Dynamics
- Circular Finance
- Cities Developing Worker Co-ops
- Clare Graves and His Three Scenarios for the Future of Humanity
- Clean Energy Transformation
- Comenius and Pansophic Education
- Commons-Innovations Vouchers
- Complexity Thresholds and Complexity Transitions
- Connections between Energy Use and Societal Leadership Transitions
- Creating Socio-Ecological Societies Through Urban Commons Transitions
- Criteria for a Post-Transitional Economic System
- Culture of the Commons in a Time of Civilizational Transition
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- David Ronfeldt on the Differences Between Tribes and Networks
- David Ronfeldt on Transition Dynamics in the Context of Changes in Dominant Institutional Forms
- Deficient Manifestations of Intellectual-Mental-Rational Consciousness
- Degrowth, Post-Development, and Transitions
- Derk Loorbach on Transition Governance
- Distinguishing Four Discourses on Sustainability Transitions
- Distributed Networks, Transformational Communities and the New Monastics
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- Major Transitions in Big History
- Major Transitions in Human Evolutionary History
- Making Sense of Rifkin's Third Industrial Revolution
- Metamemes
- Metasystem Transition Theory
- Metasystem Transitions
- Michel Bauwens 2022 Interview with a Left-Accelerationist Cyber-Communist Group in Milan
- Michel Bauwens on Our Commons Transition
- Michel Bauwens on the Chaotic Bifurcation to the Commons Transition
- Michel Bauwens on the Commons for Systemic, Organisational, Personal Transformation
- Michel Bauwens on the Commons Transition
- Michel Bauwens on the Conflicts Between Commoners, Capitalists and Intersectionalists
- Michel Bauwens on the Role of the Commons and Peer Production in the Current Transition
- Michel Bauwens on the Role of the Commons in Civilizational Transitions
- Michel Bauwens on the Systemic, Organisational, and Personal Transformation Required for a Commons Transition
- Michel Bauwens on the Transition to the New Peer to Peer System of Social Sharing of Goods and Services
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- Should We Expect a Spiritual Revolution
- Simon Michaux on the Purple Transition
- Simon Michaux on the Transition Towards a Resource Balanced Economy
- Smart City Barcelona Commons Report
- Social Destabilization and Transition
- Social Theory
- Study of Societal Sustainability Transition Discourses
- Systemic Transitions
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- Technological Revolutions and Societal Transitions
- Territories of Commons in Europe as Niches of a Much Needed Transition
- Terry Irwin
- Three Essential Paradigm Shifts Towards a Sustainable World
- Time Between Worlds
- Transfer Culture
- Transition Design Bibliography
- Transition from City to Civium
- Transition Income
- Transition towards a Food Commons Regime
- Transition Trade
- Transition Trade Proposals for Renewable Energy Projects
- Transitioning from Decentralized Feudalism to Centralized Nation-States to Distributed Network Nations
- Transitioning from the Ego System to the Eco System Approach
- Transitioning the Provisioning of Energy, Transportation, and Food
- Transitioning to Post-Growth Cities
- Transitioning to Renewables Will Not Create Energy Scarcity
- Transitioning Towards a Food Commons Regime
- Transitions To State-Level Societies