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15 DEC 09
P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » New issue about P2P energy production SAVE
the papers and the interviews included in this special issue describe the certain context in which discussions and experiments, about and with these alternative modes of energy production and distribution, are taking place. Moreover, this issue sheds light on the relevant infrastructures; provides assumptions about the future; refers to the Greek case; and deals with the emerging political economy of P2P energy production and distribution.TAGS
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Modular Company, Open Capital, Venture Communism - P2P Foundation SAVE
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Dmytri Kleiner (in dialogue with Jacques Mattheijand chris cookTAGS
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P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » 19 Institutions for a transition towards a P2P Civilisation SAVE
According to Dave Pollard: “Joanna Macy’s book Coming Back to Life has the following list (the last six items are my own additions):”TAGS
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P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » P2P Labor after post-fordism SAVE
a 6 minute interview on how peer to peer is related to the theme of the new work culture.TAGS
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Blue Economy - P2P Foundation SAVE
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Book: The Blue Economy. Cultivating a New Business Model for a Time of Crisis. by Gunter PauliTAGS
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P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » The long tail of stuff: towards the democratization of the means of industrial production SAVE
Chris Anderson, at Supernova 2009, starting at minute 11, on the new open and distributed manufacturing trends, well worth listening to; or rather I would say, a ‘must see’. Lots of details about the first open source “Rallye” car of Local Motors, amongst the interesting examples.TAGS
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P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Transitioning to a more just decentralized economy SAVE
Heather Young sees the economy as a series of 3 interlocking circles, with the outer globalized circle having usurped the balanceTAGS
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P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » The P2P infrastructures SAVE
Walt Patterson, an Associate Fellow in the Energy, Environment and Development Programme at Chatham House in London, UK, and a Visiting Fellow at the University of Sussex, and Michel Bauwens contribute their ideas and perspectives on P2P infrastructures to Re-public’s special issue about P2P energy.TAGS
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P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » The political economy of P2P energy SAVE
The political economy of P2P energy” is the alternative title that I could give to George Papanikolaou’s, who is a member of the P2P Foundation in Greece, very interesting and thought-provoking text written for the new special issue of the political journal Re-public. The article is called “P2P energy production and the social conflicts in the era of green development” , and the author maintains that since the direct production process is the one that defines distribution, the single most important innate advantage of P2P production is that it ensures, on a long term and on a stable basis, a fairer and more equal distribution of wealth.TAGS