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Revision as of 19:43, 8 December 2013
Planning page.
See: P2P_Blog_Planning_Resources
2012
February 2012
March 2012
June 2012
- Micro-Everything Revolution
- Personal Event Network
- Tool Libraries
- Backyard Biology and the backyard as a place of production
September 2012
October 2012
- Rise of New Economic Cultures
- Bossless Companies
- Polycentric Law, add Judge Me as an example
- Hackerspaces and DIYbio in Asia
- Distribution Hacking
January 2013
- Coworfing
- Green Button for Energy Usage 'for p2p energy usage management'
- Hacker Hostels
- Debt Forgiveness
- Accountable Algorithms
- Enclosure debate ...
- Desktop Fashion
- Open Public Transportation Data
- Kit-Driven Innovation
- Open Modular Hardware
To Do:
February 2013
- Metabolic Currency
- Digital Humanitarianism
- Generative Ownership Design
- Peer-to-Peer Bikesharing with Liquid
- Open Source Military Hardware
- Community Choice Energy Aggregation
- Ruth_Potts_on_the_New_Materialism
September 2013
- Ad Hoc Temporary Social Networks
- Transnational Societal Constitutionalism
- Networked Participatory Design Systems
- Research Reputation Metrics
- History of Tech-Roots Organizing
- Earth Law
- Community Micro-Financing for Solar Projects
- Contextual Economics
- Renewable Energy Exporting Local Communities
October 2013
To do:
January 2014
- Occupy Wall Street Guilds
- Baugruppen Housing Model
- Permaneering
- Civic Consumption
- Rural Coliving
- Open_Source_Talent
- Stochastic Science
- Community Biolabs
- Social Recession
- User-Generated Urbanism
- Mutual Development
- Context-Based Sustainability
- Anti-Heroic Leadership
- Voxel-Based Mode of Production
- Flipped Teaching
- Direct Public Offerings
- Edible Food Forest
- Precision Agriculture
- Seed Factory
- Open Source Project-Launch Blueprinting of One Community
- Mutual Recognition
- Direct Public Offering
- Worker-Owned Tech Collectives
- Social Quality
- Open Consulting