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Re: [JoPP-Public] JoPP update - May 2015
by george dafermos 21 May '15

21 May '15

On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 12:43 PM, Dr. Peter Troxler <trox(a)fabfolk.com> wrote: > Thanks, Matthieu, for this update > > I have two questions > > (1) Are you in a position to summarize and comment on the reasons for > changing the title of the Ecuadorian experiment issue? > Hi Peter! Well, it was never meant to be officially entitled so :-) Most importantly, the goal from the very beginning was to discuss the application of policies for the commons - and the principles underlying them - as something that extends well beyond any one country. -G. > (2) I am part of a COST action on the "dynamics of virtual work" ( > http://dynamicsofvirtualwork.com/) -- I'd like to promote the "Peer > production and paid labour" issue with Stefano Zacchiroli and Phoebe Moore > in that group (there is a meeting 3-5 June to put that on the radar); so it > would be perfect to have that call ready before 3 June > > Best / Peter > _______________________________________________ > JoPP-Public mailing list > JoPP-Public(a)lists.ourproject.org > https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/jopp-public >

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JoPP update - May 2015
by Mathieu ONeil 19 May '15

19 May '15

Hi all Some news on the JoPP-front. *upcoming releases* After a lot of discussion between the special issue editors and the editorial team, it was decided that the issue on the "Ecuadorian experiment" (aka FLOK society) would come out as a regular issue, titled "Policy proposals for a Society of the Commons" or, in short, "Policies for the Commons". Since all their papers are ready and being copy-edited, they will start uploading them soon, and will come out as JoPP#7 in June. The issue on Feminism and (un)hacking will come out as JoPP#8 and will be released end of August. Both will be dated July 2015. JoPP#9 on Alternative Internets is scheduled for release in January 2016. *releasing two issues* We already released two issues close together (1 and 2) and it reinforced the notion that JoPP was a hive of productive activity. In addition FLOK and Feminism and (un)hacking are very different issues? so there is no risk of overlap. *copy editor* Bryan Hugill has offered to copy-edit JoPP. He has been the primary copy editor for the Asian Journal of Social Science for a number of years, and has copy-edited academic papers and theses. He also has a background in ecology and agriculture, and runs his own organic farm/business in Thailand. ?He has worked on the FLOK issue at short notice and seems to be great. Thank you Bryan! *new JoPP board members* Any JoPP board member can sponsor a new board member, who must be able to point to a publicly available record of research. Sponsored board members are invited to present their research interests and intended contribution to the journal to this list. If a week passes after being sponsored and no-one has objected, they are welcomed aboard. Board members are expected to review two papers a year (if called on to do so), and to take part in debates on this list.? Please do not hesitate to sponsor people who you think might like to contribute. *future issues* I have been working on putting together a CFP for an issue on "Peer production and paid labour" with Stefano Zacchiroli and Phoebe Moore (who I will propose as a new board member). CFP will go out in May/June 2015. The issue is meant to be released in July 2016. There is nothing planned after... ideas welcome! :-) cheers, Mathieu (on behalf of the editorial team)

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[Pdworld] Serious Fun - Aarhus 2015 Workshop - Call for Participation
by David Hakken 14 May '15

14 May '15

Dear all, Apologies for cross-posting this reminder. We want to invite you to join our workshop at the next Aarhus 2015 Conference on Critical Alternatives (17-21 August 2015). Best Mauri --- Serious Fun: Designing a Game to Promote Critical Computing Practices Beyond Capital A workshop at Aarhus 2015 Conference on Critical Alternatives (August, 17-21) Many of us grew up playing a game called Monopoly—it was about property, and winning other people’s money and land. But is that really the world we want? What if there were a different game? The original version of the game that became Monopoly was designed to reward very different behavior. Its aim was to be critique of capital. The creator, Elizabeth Magie Philips, called it The Landlord’s Game. Like Ms. Philips, we want a different game, one that will reward a different set of alternative, critical values. So, we need to articulate the different values that we want to inform our future. Toward which values would we re-orient what motivates future societies? How would we institutionalize these values in our future world? What kinds of practices and relationships will they encourage? If these values were to motivate people in a game, what would the game look like? At the Conference on Critical Alternatives, we want to make a different game—and we hope you will help create it. More information at http://computing-beyond-capital.ghost.io/ <http://computing-beyond-capital.ghost.io/> How to participate The workshop starts with a matter of fact: that contemporary societies are struggling to cope with the ongoing economic crisis and with the social problems caused by a crisis of capitalism itself. This fact suggests we need to articulate critical alternatives to capital in all aspects of social life. While computing professionals were in many ways responsible for the crisis, computing practices like Free Software and Participatory Design are also suggestive of alternative values. By building on these alternatives, people who compute can contribute to creating an alternative future. The Landlord’s Game was a critique of capitalism. With this inspiration, the workshop will identify key values and practices able to sustain the emergence of “beyond capital” computing alternatives. For example, real properties in Monopoly might be reversed into commons promoted by alternative computing practices, and groups of alternative institutions (like the groups of real properties in Monopoly). Creating a game could create the vision of ways of living “beyond capital. The workshop will build upon a group discussion of suggestions from participants about the appropriate set of values promoting critical alternatives, as articulated in papers (maximum 1000 words). In these papers, participants will make an argument for the inclusion of three values they think central for a future society, define these values, and describe their relations to actual computing practices. Group-work will then focus on how pursuit of these computing-related values can be built into institutions, and thus how they can be embodied in “chance” game activities. At the end of the workshop the game ideas will be combined in a mock-up of a Beyond Capital, forward-looking board game. If you want to participate please send a paper with ideas about new values (maximum 1000 words) to the workshop organizers at the email address beyondcapital(a)openmailbox.org Important dates: Deadline for position paper submission (max 1000 words): May 22nd. Notification to authors: June 7th. Deadline for early registration to the conference: June 25th. --- Maurizio Teli, PhD Research Fellow Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science University of Trento, Italy phone: +39 335 6148320 skype: maurizio.teli _______________________________________________ Pdworld mailing list Pdworld(a)listserv.uni-siegen.de https://listserv.uni-siegen.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pdworld

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peerproduction.net -> 503
by maxigas 13 May '15

13 May '15

hi, The website is down! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sorry the server seems to be busy Please try again in a little while; or if you are a guru... Error 503 Service Unavailable Service Unavailable Guru Meditation: XID: 522666678 Varnish cache server ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I also checked: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/peerproduction.net which says "It's not just you! http://peerproduction.net looks down from here." -- maxigas, kiberpunk FA00 8129 13E9 2617 C614 0901 7879 63BC 287E D166 http://research.metatron.ai/ A: Because it breaks the logical sequence of discussion. Q: Why is top-posting bad?

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"Radical open access"
by Mathieu ONeil 12 May '15

12 May '15

Hi all Well well, look what popped up today... As far as I can tell the conference blurb (pasted below) does not discuss making things open or free in relation to the critique of commodities but I guess you can't have everything. ;-) cheers Mathieu PS. Nate Tkacz will be presenting in a panel on "Open': Alternative Genealogies?" ?=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= "While open access has at long last entered the mainstream in the global West and North, it is a particular version of open access that is being taken up so widely. Open access is currently being positioned and promoted by policy makers, funders and commercial publishers alike primarily as a means of serving the knowledge economy and helping to stimulate market competition. This version has become so dominant that even those on the left of the political spectrum who are critical of open access are presenting it in much the same terms: as merely assisting with the ongoing process of privatising knowledge, research and the university. Rather than 'working with the grain' of neoliberalism's co-option of open access, the Radical Open Access conference will reclaim it by asking: what is the potential for supporting and taking further some of the different, more intellectually and politically exciting, ways of understanding open access that are currently available internationally? A particular emphasis will be placed on those that have emerged in recent years, in the arts, humanities and social sciences especially. Radical Open Access will thus provide the impetus for bringing together many of those currently involved in experimenting with 'alternative' forms of open access: both to discuss the long, multifaceted critical tradition of open access, its history and genealogies; and to examine a broad range of radical open access models. As part of its refusal to concede open access, the conference will endeavour to strengthen alliances between the open access movement and other struggles concerned with the right to access, copy, distribute, sell and (re)use artistic, literary, cultural and academic research works and other materials (FLOSS, p2p, internet piracy etc.); and to stimulate the creation of a network of publishers, theorists, scholars, librarians, technology specialists, activists and others, from different fields and backgrounds, both inside and outside of the university. In particular, the conference will explore a vision of open access that is characterised by a spirit of on-going creative experimentation, and a willingness to subject some of our most established scholarly communication and publishing practices, together with the institutions that sustain them (the library, publishing house etc.), to rigorous critique. Included in the latter will be the asking of important questions about our notions of authorship, authority, originality, quality, credibility, sustainability, intellectual property, fixity and the book - questions that lie at the heart of what scholarship is and what the university can be in the 21st century."

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Serious Fun - Aarhus 2015 Workshop - Call for Participation
by Maurizio Teli 30 Apr '15

30 Apr '15

Dear all, Apologies for cross-posting. We want to invite you to join our workshop at the next Aarhus 2015 Conference on Critical Alternatives (17-21 August 2015). Best M. --- Serious Fun: Designing a Game to Promote Critical Computing Practices Beyond Capital A workshop at Aarhus 2015 Conference on Critical Alternatives (August, 17-21) Many of us grew up playing a game called Monopoly—it was about property, and winning other people’s money and land. But is that really the world we want? What if there were a different game? The original version of the game that became Monopoly was designed to reward very different behavior. Its aim was to be critique of capital. The creator, Elizabeth Magie Philips, called it The Landlord’s Game. Like Ms. Philips, we want a different game, one that will reward a different set of alternative, critical values. So, we need to articulate the different values that we want to inform our future. Toward which values would we re-orient what motivates future societies? How would we institutionalize these values in our future world? What kinds of practices and relationships will they encourage? If these values were to motivate people in a game, what would the game look like? At the Conference on Critical Alternatives, we want to make a different game—and we hope you will help create it. More information at http://computing-beyond-capital.ghost.io/ How to participate The workshop starts with a matter of fact: that contemporary societies are struggling to cope with the ongoing economic crisis and with the social problems caused by a crisis of capitalism itself. This fact suggests we need to articulate critical alternatives to capital in all aspects of social life. While computing professionals were in many ways responsible for the crisis, computing practices like Free Software and Participatory Design are also suggestive of alternative values. By building on these alternatives, people who compute can contribute to creating an alternative future. The Landlord’s Game was a critique of capitalism. With this inspiration, the workshop will identify key values and practices able to sustain the emergence of “beyond capital” computing alternatives. For example, real properties in Monopoly might be reversed into commons promoted by alternative computing practices, and groups of alternative institutions (like the groups of real properties in Monopoly). Creating a game could create the vision of ways of living “beyond capital. The workshop will build upon a group discussion of suggestions from participants about the appropriate set of values promoting critical alternatives, as articulated in papers (maximum 1000 words). In these papers, participants will make an argument for the inclusion of three values they think central for a future society, define these values, and describe their relations to actual computing practices. Group-work will then focus on how pursuit of these computing-related values can be built into institutions, and thus how they can be embodied in “chance” game activities. At the end of the workshop the game ideas will be combined in a mock-up of a Beyond Capital, forward-looking board game. If you want to participate please send a paper with ideas about new values (maximum 1000 words) to the workshop organizers at the email address beyondcapital(a)openmailbox.org Important dates: Deadline for position paper submission (max 1000 words): May 22nd. Notification to authors: June 7th. Deadline for early registration to the conference: June 25th. --- Maurizio Teli, PhD Research Fellow Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science University of Trento, Italy phone: +39 335 6148320 skype: maurizio.teli

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Ya salió! En Defensa del Software Libre #2
by En Defensa del Software Libre 23 Mar '15

23 Mar '15

# **Ya salió! En Defensa del Software Libre #2** # ![Cubierta de EDSL2](http://endefensadelsl.org/images/cover_endefensadelsl_nr2.png) Salió **En Defensa del Software Libre #2**! Esta edición está dedicada a la producción de pares, o cómo el modo de producción del software libre puede aplicarse a la producción de bienes materiales, discutiendo la separación entre bienes culturales y bienes materiales (o inmateriales vs. materiales, no rivales vs. rivales, etc.) que es hegemónica en la cultura libre. Los artículos de esta edición son continuan la discusión iniciada en el Manifiesto Telecomunista[^1], también disponible en papel. ## **En este número** ## * _Tesis sobre el trabajo digital_ - Michel Bauwens * _Más allá de la abundancia digital: Bloques para la construcción de la producción de pares física_ - Christian Siefkes * _La producción de pares como alternativa al capitalismo: un nuevo horizonte comunista_ - Jakob Rigi * _La parodia de los Comunes_ - Vasilis Kostakis y Stelios Stavroulakis * _!Los átomos también quieren ser libres!_ - Johan Söderberg ## **Dónde la consigo** ## * En el HackLab de Barracas[^2] * En el HackLab del Oeste[^3] * Pedila por mail[^4] * Descargala en tu e-Reader[^5] * Imprimila en cuadernillos listos para doblar[^6] Esta edición se encuadernó gracias a **Editorial Función Oblicua**.[^7] *** [^1]: <http://endefensadelsl.org/ManifiestoTelecomunista.html> [^2]: <http://wiki.hackcoop.com.ar> [^3]: <http://hacklaboeste.org> [^4]: <edsl(a)hackcoop.com.ar> [^5]: <http://endefensadelsl.org/descargas/En.Defensa.del.Software.Libre.Nro2.epub> [^6]: <http://endefensadelsl.org/descargas/En.Defensa.del.Software.Libre.Nro2.prin…> [^7]: <https://editorialfuncionoblicua.wordpress.com/quienes-somos/>, contacto: <editorial.funcionoblicua(a)gmail.com> -- En Defensa del Software Libre

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EU commission citing JoPP
by Mathieu ONeil 17 Mar '15

17 Mar '15

Hi all Johan picked this up recently... "From citizen science to do it yourself science. An annotated account of an on-going movement" cheers, Mathieu ________________________________________ http://bookshop.europa.eu/en/from-citizen-science-to-do-it-yourself-science…

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Yochai Benkler talk from Barcelona - 25 Feb: Can we gain an economy, politics and society of the commons?
by Mayo Fuster Morell 20 Feb '15

20 Feb '15

(ENGLISH, CATALAN, SPANISH VERSIONS) Yochai Benkler from Barcelona: Can we gain an economy, politics and society of the commons? Emerging model of producation, political innovation and the geopolitics of Internet from the Spanish context of change of era Idea of the Commons and the Future of Capitalism. The political importance of CBPP and its very strong continued relevance. #Commons #p2pvalue (Streaming and Spanish translation will be provided though this page http://stream.communia.org/benkler-igop.php) Talk by Yochai Benkler @CCCB Feb 25 18:30-20:30 Presented by Mayo Fuster Morell Moderator: Joan Subirats Row 0: Floren Cabello (Traducciones procomun<https://twitter.com/commontrad>), Nuria Alabao (La Hidra<http://lahidra.net/>), Lorena Fuster (Tramod UB: Trajectories of modernity<http://www.ub.edu/tramod/>), Liliana Arroyo (Eticas<http://www.eticasconsulting.com/>), Anna Monjo (ICARIA Editorial<http://www.icariaeditorial.com/>), Josep Lladós Masllorens (Director IN3<http://www.uoc.edu/webs/jlladosm/EN/curriculum/index.html>), Ismael Peña-López (UOC), Rubén Martínez and Marco Berlinguer (IGOPnet.cc<http://www.igopnet.cc>), Samer Hassan (P2Pvalue<http://www.p2pvalue.eu>), Leandro Navarro (CONFINE<http://confine-project.eu/> and Pangea.org<https://pangea.org/>), David Laniado (Dcent), Eduard Aibar (UOC<http://www.uoc.edu/webs/eaibar/EN/curriculum/index.html>), David Gomez (Amical Wikmedia<https://www.wikimedia.cat/>), Javier Creus (Pentagrowth<http://ideasforchange.com/en/>), Ignasi Alcalde (OKFN Spain<http://okfn.es/>), Guillermo Rojo (XES<http://www.xes.cat> - Solidarian Economy Network), Maria Garcia Perulero (Goteo<http://goteo.org>), Juanlu Sanchez (eldiario.es<http://www.eldiario.es/>), Quim Guitart (communia.org<http://communia.org>), Peter Matjasic (Open Society Foundations<http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/>), Leda Guidi (Iperbole<http://www.comune.bologna.it/> - civic network and digital agenda of Bologna City Council), Valentina Bazzarin, Alejandro Perez and Jordi Bonet (Podem Cat), Sir Jaron Rowan (BAU<http://www.demasiadosuperavit.net/?page_id=7>), Francisco Jurado (Democracia 4.0<http://demo4punto0.net/>), Tomas Diez (BCN Fab Lab<http://www.fablabbcn.org/>), Sol Polo (FAD / Design Beats<http://designbeats.net/>), Ignasi Labastida (Creative Commons<http://es.creativecommons.org/blog/>), Arnau Monterde (Tecnopolítica<http://tecnopolitica.net> de l'IN3), among others. Madrid streammed connection: Marcos Garcia (Commons Lab<http://medialab-prado.es/laboratorio_del_procomun>/Laboratorio del Procomun (Media Lab Prado), Victor Sampedro (Máster CCCD<http://cccd.es/>). Conference on occasion of the publication of the work in Spanish "The Wealth of Networks" (published in Spanish by Icaria Editorial<http://www.icariaeditorial.com/contenido/noticia_detallada.php?id=424&img=1>). [cid:[email protected]] ◾ When? 25 February 2015 From 18:30 to 20:30 talk. The event will continue in a networking meet up. ◾ Where? Barcelona: CCCB - Montalegre, 5 - 08001 Barcelona Classroom 1 (Limited capacity) Afterword (20:30 onward) there will be a networking meet up at CCCBar. Madrid: There will be an streaming of the event organized by Media Lab Prado <http://medialab-prado.es> (Plaza de las Letras. Calle Alameda, 15. 28014 Madrid). Participants in Madrid will be able to send questions for the debate. Online: Streaming will be provided from this same website: http://stream.communia.org/benkler-igop.php Expanded debate on Identica/Twitter: #Commons ◾ Organization: Organized by IGOP.net.cc, P2Pvalue.eu European projec<http://www.p2pvalue.eu>t, CCCB Lab<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/en/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/>. Collaboration: Ed. Icaria<http://www.icariaeditorial.com/contenido/noticia_detallada.php?id=424&img=1>, Commons Lab<http://medialab-prado.es/laboratorio_del_procomun>/Laboratorio del Procomun and Máster CCCD<http://cccd.es/> (Media Lab Prado), Traducciones procomun<https://twitter.com/commontrad>, Communia <http://www.communia.org/> Support: Spanish Chapter of the Open Knowledge Foundation<http://okfn.es/>, Open Society Foundation Initiative for Europe <http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/about/offices-foundations/open-societ…> ◾ Resources on Benkler work: Benkler's website <http://benkler.org> Review of Benkler's work in occasion of the publication of "La Riqueza de las reded" by Mayo Fuster Morell English<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/en/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> - Castellano<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/es/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> - Catala <http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> Index of "La riqueza de las redes" (Spanish version of The wealth of networks), and introduction by Floren Cabello and Andoni Alonso, and foreword by Mayo Fuster Morell <http://www.icariaeditorial.com/pdf_libros/La%20riqueza%20de%20las%20redes.p…> (Castellano) Yochai Benkler is a professor at theFaculty of Law and co-director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He is the author of the book - recently published by Icaria in Spanish - "The Wealth of Networks" benchmark studies Internet and society. His work examines the ways in which information technologies allow extensive forms of collaboration can have transformative consequences for the economy and society The research Benkler is developed in three areas connected. On the one hand, "peer production based on the common good" as collaborative initiatives of free software that Wikipedia is becoming the emerging production model and reference. On the other hand, introduced the concept of public space network, and analyzes to what extent is the process of transforming public policy and political mobilization. Finally, an expert on Internet policy and architecture to new technologies. Through these lines of work explores the hypothesis of the emergence of a third organizational model commons, which would break the pairing state - market, and would favor greater centrality and empowerment of civil society as an agent. >From these key reading Benkler incorporate elements to understand the change of time in Spain. Mayo Fuster Morell is a researcher at the Institute of Government and Public Policy at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. One expert in the governance of communities based on collaborative production between equals. P2Pvalue directs research on conditions that favor the creation of value in the production network. One member of the Open Knowledge Foundation and the Wikimedia Foundation. Joan Subirats Humet is professor of Political Science at UAB and researcher at the Institute of Government and Public Policy at the University Autonoma of Barcelona. Hir areas of research include public policy analysis, democratic innovation, public participation and local and regional government. He has published numerous books, including the Spanish Urban Policies (2011) and sociedad Otra, otra ¿politics? "Not to represent us" democracy of the policy. (CATALA) Podem guanyar una economia, política i societat procomú? Xerrada: Claus de lectura del moment actual en un context de canvi d'època: Producció procomu, espai public en xarxa i geopolitica d’Internet per Yochai Benkler @CCCB Feb 25 18:30-20:30 (Xerrada en angles. Streaming i traduccio al castellà disponible a la web: http://stream.communia.org/benkler-igop.php) #Commons #p2pvalue Presenta: Mayo Fuster Morell Modera: Joan Subirats Fila 0: Floren Cabello (Traducciones procomun<https://twitter.com/commontrad>), Nuria Alabao (La Hidra<http://lahidra.net/>), Lorena Fuster (Tramod UB: Trajectories of modernity<http://www.ub.edu/tramod/>), Liliana Arroyo (Eticas<http://www.eticasconsulting.com/>), Anna Monjo (ICARIA Editorial<http://www.icariaeditorial.com/>), Josep Lladós Masllorens (Director IN3<http://www.uoc.edu/webs/jlladosm/EN/curriculum/index.html>), Ismael Peña-López (UOC), Rubén Martínez and Marco Berlinguer (IGOPnet.cc<http://www.igopnet.cc>), Samer Hassan (P2Pvalue<http://www.p2pvalue.eu>), Leandro Navarro (CONFINE<http://confine-project.eu/> and Pangea.org<https://pangea.org/>), David Laniado (Dcent), Eduard Aibar (UOC<http://www.uoc.edu/webs/eaibar/EN/curriculum/index.html>), David Gomez (Amical Wikmedia<https://www.wikimedia.cat/>), Javier Creus (Pentagrowth<http://ideasforchange.com/en/>), Ignasi Alcalde (OKFN Spain<http://okfn.es/>), Guillermo Rojo (XES<http://www.xes.cat> - Solidarian Economy Network), Maria Garcia Perulero (Goteo<http://goteo.org>), Juanlu Sanchez (eldiario.es<http://www.eldiario.es/>), Quim Guitart (communia.org<http://communia.org>), Peter Matjasic (Open Society Foundations<http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/>), Leda Guidi (Iperbole<http://www.comune.bologna.it/> - civic network and digital agenda of Bologna City Council), Valentina Bazzarin, Alejandro Perez and Jordi Bonet (Podem Cat), Sir Jaron Rowan (BAU<http://www.demasiadosuperavit.net/?page_id=7>), Francisco Jurado (Democracia 4.0<http://demo4punto0.net/>), Tomas Diez (BCN Fab Lab<http://www.fablabbcn.org/>), Sol Polo (FAD / Design Beats<http://designbeats.net/>), Ignasi Labastida (Creative Commons<http://es.creativecommons.org/blog/>), Arnau Monterde (Tecnopolítica<http://tecnopolitica.net> de l'IN3), among others. Madrid connexio per streaming: Marcos Garcia (Commons Lab<http://medialab-prado.es/laboratorio_del_procomun>/Laboratorio del Procomun (Media Lab Prado), Victor Sampedro (Máster CCCD<http://cccd.es/>). Conferencia en ocasió de la publicació en castellà de l'obra «La riqueza de las redes» (Titlo de l'obra original en angles: «The Wealth of Networks» – publicat per Icaria Editorial). [cid:[email protected]] ◾ Quan? 25 Febrer 2015 De les 18:30 a 20:30 xerrada. L'esdeveniment continuara amb un networking pica pica al CCCBar. ◾ On? Barcelona: CCCB - Montalegre, 5 - 08001 Barcelona Aula 1 (Capacitat limitada) Despres (20:30 endavant) hi haura un networking pica pica at the CCCBar. Madrid: Hi haurà una transmissió de l'esdeveniment organitzat al Media Lab Prado <http://medialab-prado.es> (Plaça de les Lletres. Carrer Albereda, 15. 28014 Madrid). Els participants a Madrid podran enviar preguntes pel debat. Online: Des de aquesta web es retransmetrà http://stream.communia.org/benkler-igop.php Debat expandid: Identica/Twitter: #Commons ◾ Organizacio: Organizat per IGOP.net.cc, P2Pvalue.eu European projec<http://www.p2pvalue.eu>t, CCCB Lab<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/en/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/>. Colaboracio: Ed. Icaria<http://www.icariaeditorial.com/contenido/noticia_detallada.php?id=424&img=1>, Commons Lab<http://medialab-prado.es/laboratorio_del_procomun>/Laboratorio del Procomun and Máster CCCD<http://cccd.es/> (Media Lab Prado), Traducciones procomun<https://twitter.com/commontrad>, Communia <http://www.communia.org/> Support: Spanish Chapter of the Open Knowledge Foundation<http://okfn.es/>, Open Society Foundation Initiative for Europe <http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/about/offices-foundations/open-societ…> ◾ Recursos del treball de Benkler: Benkler's website <http://benkler.org> Revisio del treball de Benkler en ocassio de la publicacio al castella de "La Riqueza de las reded" per Mayo Fuster Morell English<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/en/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> - Castellano<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/es/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> - Catala <http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> Index of "La riqueza de las redes" (Spanish version of The wealth of networks), and introduction by Floren Cabello and Andoni Alonso, and foreword by Mayo Fuster Morell <http://www.icariaeditorial.com/pdf_libros/La%20riqueza%20de%20las%20redes.p…> (Castella) Yochai Benkler és catedràtic a la Facultat de Dret i codirector del Centre Berkman per Internet i la Societat de la Universitat de Harvard. És autor del llibre - recentment publicat en castellà per Icaria - "La riquesa de les xarxes" referència mundial en els estudis d'Internet i societat. La seva obra analitza les maneres en què les tecnologies de la informació possibiliten formes extensives de col·laboració que poden tenir conseqüències transformatives per a l'economia i la societat El treball de recerca de Benkler es desenvolupa en tres àrees connectades. D'una banda, "producció entre iguals basada en el bé comú" com les iniciatives col·laboratives del programari lliure o Viquipèdia que està convertint-se en el model productiu emergent i de referència. D'altra banda, va introduir el concepte d'espai públic en xarxa, i analitza en quina mesura està transformant els processos de polítiques públiques i la mobilització política. Finalment, és un expert en polítiques d'Internet i en l'arquitectura de poder de les noves tecnologies. A través d'aquestes línies de treball explora la hipòtesi de l'emergència d'un tercer model organitzacional procomu, que vindria a trencar el binomi Estat - mercat, i afavoriria una major centralitat i empoderament de la societat civil com a agent. A partir d'aquestes claus de lectura, Benkler incorporarà elements per entendre el canvi d'època a l'Estat Espanyol. Mayo Fuster Morell és investigadora de l’Institut de Govern i Polítiques Públiques de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona i del Centre Berkman per Internet i Societat de la Universitat de Harvard. Es experta en la governança de les comunitats basades en la producció col·laborativa entre iguals. Dirigeix la recerca P2Pvalue sobre condicions que afavoreixen la creació de valor a la producció en xarxa. Es membre de la Fundació pel coneixement obert i la Fundació Wikimedia. Joan Subirats Humet és professor de Ciència Política a la UAB i investigador de l’Institut de Govern i Polítiques Públiques de la Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona. Els seus camps de recerca inclouen l’anàlisi de polítiques públiques, la innovació democràtica, la participació pública i el govern local i regional. Ha publicat nombrosos llibres, entre els quals destaquen les Polítiques urbanes espanyoles (2011) i Otra sociedad, ¿otra política? De “no nos representan" a la democracia de lo común. (CASTELLANO) ¿Podemos ganar una economía, política y sociedad procomún? Claves de lectura del momento actual en un contexto de cambio de época en España: Producción procomún, espacio público en red y geopolítica de Internet por Yochai Benkler @CCCB Feb 25 18:30-20:30 (Retransmision en directo y traduccion al castellano en esta web http://stream.communia.org/benkler-igop.php) #Commons #p2pvalue Presenta: Mayo Fuster Morell Modera: Joan Subirats Fila 0: Floren Cabello (Traducciones procomun<https://twitter.com/commontrad>), Nuria Alabao (La Hidra<http://lahidra.net/>), Lorena Fuster (Tramod UB: Trajectories of modernity<http://www.ub.edu/tramod/>), Liliana Arroyo (Eticas<http://www.eticasconsulting.com/>), Anna Monjo (ICARIA Editorial<http://www.icariaeditorial.com/>), Josep Lladós Masllorens (Director IN3<http://www.uoc.edu/webs/jlladosm/EN/curriculum/index.html>), Ismael Peña-López (UOC), Rubén Martínez and Marco Berlinguer (IGOPnet.cc<http://www.igopnet.cc>), Samer Hassan (P2Pvalue<http://www.p2pvalue.eu>), Leandro Navarro (CONFINE<http://confine-project.eu/> and Pangea.org<https://pangea.org/>), David Laniado (Dcent), Eduard Aibar (UOC<http://www.uoc.edu/webs/eaibar/EN/curriculum/index.html>), David Gomez (Amical Wikmedia<https://www.wikimedia.cat/>), Javier Creus (Pentagrowth<http://ideasforchange.com/en/>), Ignasi Alcalde (OKFN Spain<http://okfn.es/>), Guillermo Rojo (XES<http://www.xes.cat> - Solidarian Economy Network), Maria Garcia Perulero (Goteo<http://goteo.org>), Juanlu Sanchez (eldiario.es<http://www.eldiario.es/>), Quim Guitart (communia.org<http://communia.org>), Peter Matjasic (Open Society Foundations<http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/>), Leda Guidi (Iperbole<http://www.comune.bologna.it/> - civic network and digital agenda of Bologna City Council), Valentina Bazzarin, Alejandro Perez and Jordi Bonet (Podem Cat), Sir Jaron Rowan (BAU<http://www.demasiadosuperavit.net/?page_id=7>), Francisco Jurado (Democracia 4.0<http://demo4punto0.net/>), Tomas Diez (BCN Fab Lab<http://www.fablabbcn.org/>), Sol Polo (FAD / Design Beats<http://designbeats.net/>), Ignasi Labastida (Creative Commons<http://es.creativecommons.org/blog/>), Arnau Monterde (Tecnopolítica<http://tecnopolitica.net> de l'IN3), among others. Madrid conexion por streaming: Marcos Garcia (Commons Lab<http://medialab-prado.es/laboratorio_del_procomun>/Laboratorio del Procomun (Media Lab Prado), Victor Sampedro (Máster CCCD<http://cccd.es/>). Conferencia en ocasión de la publicación en castellano de la obra «La riqueza de las redes» (Titulo de la obra original en angles: «The Wealth of Networks» – publicado por Icaria Editorial). [cid:[email protected]] ◾ ¿Cuando? 25 Febrero 2015 De les 18:30 a 20:30 Conferencia, El evento continuara con un networking pica pica en el CCCBar. ◾ ¿Donde? Barcelona: CCCB - Montalegre, 5 - 08001 Barcelona Aula 1 (Capacidad limitada) Después (20:30 en adelante) se celebrara networking pica pica en el CCCBar. Madrid: Habrá una transmisión del evento organizado en el Media Lab Prado <http://medialab-prado.es> (Plaza de las Letras. Calle Alameda, 15. 28014 Madrid). Los participantes en Madrid podrán enviar preguntas para el debate. Online: Desde esta web se retransmitirá el streaming: http://stream.communia.org/benkler-igop.php Debate expandido: Identica/Twitter: #Commons ◾ Organización: Organizado por IGOP.net.cc, P2Pvalue.eu European projec<http://www.p2pvalue.eu>t, CCCB Lab<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/en/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/>. Colaboración: Ed. Icaria<http://www.icariaeditorial.com/contenido/noticia_detallada.php?id=424&img=1>, Commons Lab<http://medialab-prado.es/laboratorio_del_procomun>/Laboratorio del Procomun and Máster CCCD<http://cccd.es/> (Media Lab Prado), Traducciones procomun<https://twitter.com/commontrad>, Communia <http://www.communia.org/> Apoyo: Spanish Chapter of the Open Knowledge Foundation<http://okfn.es/>, Open Society Foundation Initiative for Europe <http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/about/offices-foundations/open-societ…> ◾ Recursos del trabajo de Benkler: Benkler's website <http://benkler.org> Revisión del trabajo de Benkler en ocasión de la publicación en castellano de "La Riqueza de las redes" por Mayo Fuster Morell English<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/en/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> - Castellano<http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/es/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> - Catala <http://blogs.cccb.org/lab/article_la-riquesa-de-les-xarxes/> Índice de "La riqueza de las redes", y introducción de Floren Cabello y Andoni Alonso, y prologo de Mayo Fuster Morell <http://www.icariaeditorial.com/pdf_libros/La%20riqueza%20de%20las%20redes.p…> Yochai Benkler es catedrático en la Facultad de Derecho y codirector del Centro Berkman por Internet y la Sociedad de la Universidad de Harvard. Es autor del libro, recientemente publicado en castellano por Icaria - “ La riqueza de las redes” referencia mundial en los estudios de Internet y sociedad. Su obra analiza los modos en que las teconologías de la información posibilitan formas extensivas de colaboración que pueden tener consecuencias que transformen la economía y la sociedad. El trabajo de investigación de Benkler se desarrolla en tres áreas conectadas. Por un lado, “ producción entre iguales basada en el bien común” tales como las iniciativas colaborativas del programario libre o Wikipedia que está convirtiéndose en el modelo productivo emergente i de referencia. Por otro lado, introdujo el concepto espacio público en red, y analiza de que modo está transformando los procesos de políticas públicas y la movilización política. Finalmente, es un experto en políticas de Internet y en la arquitectura de poder de las nuevas tecnologías. A través de estas líneas de trabajo, explora la hipótesis de la emergencia de un tercer modelo organizacional procomún, que rompería con el binomio Estado-mercado, y favorece una mayor centralidad y empoderamiento de la sociedad civil como agente. A partir de estas claves de lectura, Benkler introducirá elementos para comprender el cambio de época en el Estado español. Mayo Fuster Morell és investigadora de l’Institut de Govern i Polítiques Públiques de la UAB y del Centro Berkman por Internet y la Sociedad de la Universidad de Harvard. Es experta en la governanza de las comunidades basadas en la producción colaborativa entre iguales. Dirige la investigación P2P value sobre condiciones que favorecen la creación de valor a la producción en red. Es miembro de la Fundación por el conocimiento abierto y la Fundacion Wikimedia. Joan Subirats Humet es profesor de Ciencia Política en la Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona y investigador del Institut de Govern i Polítiques Públiques de la UAB. Sus areas de investigación incluyen el análisis de las políticas públicas, la innovación democrática, la participación pública y el gobierno local y regional. Ha publicado numerosas obras, entre las cuales destacan la Políticas urbanas españolas (2011) y Otra sociedad ¿otra política? De “no nos representan” a la democracia de lo común. The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and/or privileged material. Any review, retransmission, dissemination, distribution, forwarding, or other use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon, this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited without the express permission of the sender. If you received this communication in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.

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JoPP in the News
by Mathieu ONeil 04 Feb '15

04 Feb '15

Hi everyone Angela was approached by a journalist for the Higher Ed section of The Australian as there has been some debate in Australia about formally recognizing the work of reviewers and editors when "ranking" researchers. The Law issue she co-edited with Steve has been cited on Twitter so I guess he heard about us through that channel. Angela referred him to me and we had a brief phone chat on Monday. I used the terms "open source" repeatedly in the hope that they would make it past the News Ltd filter but it was not to be. He got my facts right with the one exception of the opening para: it was as an author submitting to a big sociology journal that I had to wait seven months for a one-para useless review, not as an editor of JoPP... As Angela wrote to me privately he seemed broadly supportive of our aims and hopefully this will have positive outcomes. I scanned the article and am attaching it to this message, not sure if it will work though. The article will probably be put online in a few days, right now it is paywall-protected. cheers, Mathieu ?

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