Category:P2P Theory
Collection of Core Works in P2P Theory
Introduction
The P2P Triarchy or P2P Trifecta consists of three inter-related processes, Peer Production, Peer Governance, and Peer Property, together constituting the Circulation of the Common:
- Each aspect has its own category:
- http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Peerproduction
- http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Peergovernance
- http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Peerproperty
- and each aspect also has its own value paradigm
- Peer Production depends on Openness, i.e. open access and input, http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Open
- Peer Governance depends on Participation, http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Participation
- Peer Property is related to Sharing and the Commons: http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Commons
Key Related Aspects
See our collation of key P2P Companion Concepts] for the most important concepts in P2P Theory.
Pages in category "P2P Theory"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,563 total.
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- Absencing vs Presencing
- Abundance Engineering vs Scarcity Engineering
- Accelerationism
- Achieving Personal and Relational Coherence Through Enabling Constraints
- Action-Shapers
- Activation Network Organizational Frame
- Adaptive Cycle
- Adjacent Possible
- Affective Strategies of Contemporary Capitalism, and the Resistance to and Transformation of Anxiety
- Afriforum Solidarity Movement
- Against Atomism and Decompositionism-Recompositionism
- Against Posthumanism
- Aleksandr Bogdanov
- Alexander Bard and Andrew Sweeny on the Exodus from the Old Empire
- Alexander Bard on Eventology vs Nomadalogy
- Alexander Bard on Exodology
- Alexander Bard on Syntheism and the Paths Ahead for Spirituality in the 21st Century
- Alexander Bard on the Digital Class Struggle in the 21st Century
- Algorithms of Capital
- Alternate G8 Interview on Open Government with Michel Bauwens
- Alternative Lineage of Evolutionary Thinking
- Altitude Lens Sickness
- Amadeo Bordiga and the Importance of the Agrarian Question for Capitalism
- Amir Taaki on the Dark Wallet Project and the Decentralization Revolution
- Amitological Paradigm
- Analectic
- Anatomy of Revolution
- Andre Gorz on the Immaterial
- Andrei Platonov
- Andrew Willard Jones on Subsidiarity
- André Gorz‘s Concrete Utopia of the Knowledge-Based Society
- Anoptism
- Anthromodernism
- Anthropological Introduction to P2P
- Anti-Capitalism
- Anti-Credentialism
- Anti-Developmentalism
- Anti-Hobbesian Trilogy
- Anti-Humanism
- Anti-Oedipal Collective Psychology
- Anti-Oppression Politics
- Anti-Politics
- Anti-Statist Traditions Within Marxism
- Antifragile Things That Gain From Disorder
- Antisystemic Movements and the Future of Capitalism
- Approval Economy
- Archmodernism
- Archtheory
- Arnold Schroder on the Difference Between Equality and Equity
- Arnold Toynbee on the Process of Civilizational Transition
- Arthur Brock Against the Consensus on Data Consensus in the Blockchain
- Articles on Value by the School of Cognitive Capitalism
- Articulating an Empirically Grounded Model of the Relation Between Markets and Commons
- Assemblage Theory and Social Complexity
- Asset-Based Egalitarianism
- At the Turning Point of the Current Techno-Economic Paradigm
- Atlas of Transformation
- Aurobindo on the Dangers of a of the World-State
- Austro-American Group Struggle Tradition
- Auto-Nomistic
- Autonomous Politics and its Problems
- Autonomy
- Autonomy and Horizontalism in Argentina
- Autonomy, Labour, and the Political Economy of Social Media
- Awareness-Based Collective Action
- Axiological Turn Towards Commons-Based Value
B
- Balaji Srivanasan on the Three Competing Ideologies of the Networked World
- Beautiful Economics
- Becoming-Rent of Profit
- Beekeeper Model
- Before Writing
- Being and Technology
- Benefit-Driven Production
- Benefits of the Second Industrial Revolution vs the Benefits of the Third Industrial Revolution
- Benjamin Studebaker, Michel Bauwens and O.G. Rose on the Revolutionary Subject in the Current Transition
- Bernard Stiegler
- Bernard Stiegler and the Question of Technics
- Bernard Stiegler on Social Networking As the New Political Question
- Bernard Stiegler on the Libidinal Dis-Economy and Societal In-Stability
- Better Without AI
- Beyond Adversary Democracy
- Beyond Civilization
- Beyond Classes
- Beyond Commodity
- Beyond Exchange
- Beyond Exclusion
- Beyond Labor
- Beyond Money
- Beyond Politics
- Beyond Scarcity
- Beyond Socialism
- Beyond State Capitalism
- Bibliography of the Triple C Debate between P2P Theory and Marxist Critics
- Big History
- Biophilia Revolution
- Biophilic Nature of Humanity
- Biopolitics
- Blogging as Distributed Activity
- Blueprint for a Global Village
- Books We Need To Read
- Boundary Commoning
- Boundaryless Organization
- Breakdown of Nations
- Breakdown of the Bio-Cultural Interfaces in the European Renaissance
- Breath of Life Theory
- Brian Hare on the Evolutionary Roots of Human Friendliness
- Brian Massumi on Relational Fields
- Bridge Builders for Transition
- Bruno Bosteels on Structuralism and Post-Structuralism
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- Cadell Last on a Emergentist Mental Theory of Consciousness
- Can Capitalism Reform Itself and Move Towards a P2P Society
- Can Digital Commons Escape from Capital
- Can We Liberate the Market through Commons Governance
- Capital and the Enclosure of the Ethereum Software Commons
- Capital as Power
- Capital Redefined
- Capital System
- Capitalism and the Commons
- Capitalism as a Mode of Exchange
- Capitalism as an Anti-Market
- Capitalist Markets
- Capitalist Realism
- Capitalist Road to Communism
- Captation
- Case for Economic Democracy
- Castoriadis and the Radical Freedom of the Imaginary
- Castoriadis on Value
- Catastrophe, Creativity and the Renewal of Civilization
- Causal Power of Social Structures
- Center for the Study of Digital Life
- Center for World Philosophy and Religion
- Central Planning
- Chamber of the Commons
- Change Dynamics
- Changemaker Profile of Michel Bauwens
- Changing Society Without Taking Power
- Changing the System of Production
- Characteristics of Openness
- Characteristics of P2P
- Chinese Reception of P2P: A Commons Manifesto
- Chrematistics
- Christianity and the History of Technology
- Circulation of Struggles
- Circulation of the Common
- Circulation of the Commons
- Citations on Open and Shared Design and Open and Distributed Manufacturing
- City, Anonymity, and P2P Relationality
- Civic Materialism
- Civil Happiness
- Civilizational Essentialism
- Civilizing the State
- Class and Capital in Peer Production
- Classical Social Movements
- Clay Shirky
- Cliodynamics
- Co-Constructing a Commons Paradigm
- Co-Designing Economies in Transition
- Co-Evolution
- Co-individuation of Minds, Bodies, Social Organizations and Technè
- Co-Revolutionary Theory
- Coasean Singularity
- Coercion Formula of Human Development
- Cognitional Theory of Bernard Lonergan
- Collaboration Theory
- Collaborative Networks and the Productive Precariat
- Collaborative Rationality
- Collapse
- Collective Action After Networks
- Collectivism
- Comenius and Pansophic Education
- Coming of Neo Feudalism
- Coming of the Transnational Revolutions and the Networked Prince
- Coming Revolution of Peer Production and Revolutionary Cooperatives
- Commercial vs. Civic Commonwealth
- Commodification of Information Commons
- Common
- Common and the Forms of the Commune
- Common as a Mode of Production
- Common Core Thesis of Mystical Experience
- Common Good from an Integral Perspective
- Common Good, the Climate and the Market
- Common Humanity
- Common Turn
- Common-Humanity Identity Politics and Common-Enemy Identity Politics
- Commonism
- Commonism and Capabilities