Journal of Peer Production #9 "Alternative Internets"
Hi everyone I posted the following to these lists: Fibreculture ACS CITAMS ICT & Society I am subscribed to AIR on a different email account but seem to have trouble posting there, will advise if this persists. As ever, please feel free to circulate to other fora (Nettime? STS?) though advising here to avoid multiple posts. cheers, Mathieu =-=-= <Apologies for multiple posts> Journal of Peer Production #9 "Alternative Internets" The Journal of Peer Production editorial team is delighted to announce our latest release, JoPP #9, "Alternative Internets" edited by Félix Tréguer, Panayotis Antoniadis and Johan Söderberg. As always, the peer review process - including original submissions, reviews, revised papers, and signals - is accessible. The issue is available for free here: http://peerproduction.net/issues/issue-9-alternative-internets/
From the Introduction: The hopes of past generations of hackers weigh like a delirium on the brains of the newbies. Back in the days when Bulletin Board Systems metamorphosed into the Internet, the world's digital communications networks - hitherto confined to military, corporate and elite academic institutions - were at grasping reach of ordinary individuals. To declare the independence of the Internet from nation states and the corporate world seemed like no more than stating the bare facts. Even encrypted communication - the brainchild of military research - had leaked into the public's hands and had become a tool wielded against state power. Collectives of all stripes could make use of the new possibilities offered by the Web to bypass traditional media, broadcast their own voice and assemble in new ways in this new public sphere. For some time, at least, the Internet as a whole embodied "alternativeness."
JOPP# 9 CONTENTS Alt. vs. Ctrl.: Editorial notes for the JoPP issue on Alternative Internets Félix Tréguer, Panayotis Antoniadis and Johan Söderberg PEER REVIEWED ACADEMIC PAPERS In Defense of the Digital Craftsperson James Losey and Sascha D. Meinrath Hacktivism, Infrastructures and Legal Frameworks in Community Networks: The Italian Case of Ninux.org Stefano Crabu, Federica Giovanella, Leonardo Maccari and Paolo Magaudda Enmeshed Lives? Examining the Potentials and the Limits in the Provision of Wireless Networks. The Case of Réseau Libre Christina Haralanova and Evan Light Going Off-the-Cloud: The Role of Art in the Development of a User-Owned & Controlled Connected World Daphne Dragona and Dimitris Charitos Gesturing Towards "Anti-Colonial Hacking" and its Infrastructure Sophie Toupin The Interplay Between Decentralization and Privacy: The Case of Blockchain Technologies Primavera De Filippi Finding an Alternate Route: Towards Open, Eco-cyclical, and Distributed Production Stephen Quilley, Jason Hawreliak and Kaitlin Kish EXPERIMENTAL FORMAT Alternative Policies for Alternative Internets Melanie Dulong de Rosnay =-=-=-=-=-=-=
I can post it to nettime. Felix On 2016-09-29 04:39, Mathieu ONeil wrote:
Hi everyone
I posted the following to these lists:
Fibreculture
ACS
CITAMS
ICT & Society
I am subscribed to AIR on a different email account but seem to have trouble posting there, will advise if this persists.
As ever, please feel free to circulate to other fora (Nettime? STS?) though advising here to avoid multiple posts.
cheers,
Mathieu
=-=-=
<Apologies for multiple posts>
Journal of Peer Production #9 "Alternative Internets"
The Journal of Peer Production editorial team is delighted to announce our latest release, JoPP #9, "Alternative Internets" edited by Félix Tréguer, Panayotis Antoniadis and Johan Söderberg.
As always, the peer review process - including original submissions, reviews, revised papers, and signals - is accessible.
The issue is available for free here: http://peerproduction.net/issues/issue-9-alternative-internets/
From the Introduction: The hopes of past generations of hackers weigh like a delirium on the brains of the newbies. Back in the days when Bulletin Board Systems metamorphosed into the Internet, the world’s digital communications networks – hitherto confined to military, corporate and elite academic institutions – were at grasping reach of ordinary individuals. To declare the independence of the Internet from nation states and the corporate world seemed like no more than stating the bare facts. Even encrypted communication – the brainchild of military research – had leaked into the public’s hands and had become a tool wielded against state power. Collectives of all stripes could make use of the new possibilities offered by the Web to bypass traditional media, broadcast their own voice and assemble in new ways in this new public sphere. For some time, at least, the Internet as a whole embodied “alternativeness.”
JOPP# 9 CONTENTS
Alt. vs. Ctrl.: Editorial notes for the JoPP issue on Alternative Internets Félix Tréguer, Panayotis Antoniadis and Johan Söderberg
PEER REVIEWED ACADEMIC PAPERS
In Defense of the Digital Craftsperson James Losey and Sascha D. Meinrath
Hacktivism, Infrastructures and Legal Frameworks in Community Networks: The Italian Case of Ninux.org Stefano Crabu, Federica Giovanella, Leonardo Maccari and Paolo Magaudda
Enmeshed Lives? Examining the Potentials and the Limits in the Provision of Wireless Networks. The Case of Réseau Libre Christina Haralanova and Evan Light
Going Off-the-Cloud: The Role of Art in the Development of a User-Owned & Controlled Connected World Daphne Dragona and Dimitris Charitos
Gesturing Towards “Anti-Colonial Hacking” and its Infrastructure Sophie Toupin
The Interplay Between Decentralization and Privacy: The Case of Blockchain Technologies Primavera De Filippi
Finding an Alternate Route: Towards Open, Eco-cyclical, and Distributed Production Stephen Quilley, Jason Hawreliak and Kaitlin Kish
EXPERIMENTAL FORMAT
Alternative Policies for Alternative Internets Melanie Dulong de Rosnay
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_______________________________________________ JoPP-Public mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/jopp-public
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Thanks Felix. I was not able to post the below JoPP#9 release notice to Internet Research - AIR. I asked an ex-JoPPer who is on that list to do it but he has not responded or done it. So, if anyone else here who is on AIR list could post to that list (and let us know here) it would be greatly appreciated! cheers, Mathieu ________________________________ From: JoPP-Public <[email protected]> on behalf of Felix Stalder <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2016 16:19 To: Journal of Peer Production's general and public list Subject: Re: [JoPP-Public] Journal of Peer Production #9 "Alternative Internets" I can post it to nettime. Felix On 2016-09-29 04:39, Mathieu ONeil wrote:
Hi everyone
I posted the following to these lists:
Fibreculture
ACS
CITAMS
ICT & Society
I am subscribed to AIR on a different email account but seem to have trouble posting there, will advise if this persists.
As ever, please feel free to circulate to other fora (Nettime? STS?) though advising here to avoid multiple posts.
cheers,
Mathieu
=-=-=
<Apologies for multiple posts>
Journal of Peer Production #9 "Alternative Internets"
The Journal of Peer Production editorial team is delighted to announce our latest release, JoPP #9, "Alternative Internets" edited by Félix Tréguer, Panayotis Antoniadis and Johan Söderberg.
As always, the peer review process - including original submissions, reviews, revised papers, and signals - is accessible.
The issue is available for free here: http://peerproduction.net/issues/issue-9-alternative-internets/
From the Introduction: The hopes of past generations of hackers weigh like a delirium on the brains of the newbies. Back in the days when Bulletin Board Systems metamorphosed into the Internet, the world’s digital communications networks – hitherto confined to military, corporate and elite academic institutions – were at grasping reach of ordinary individuals. To declare the independence of the Internet from nation states and the corporate world seemed like no more than stating the bare facts. Even encrypted communication – the brainchild of military research – had leaked into the public’s hands and had become a tool wielded against state power. Collectives of all stripes could make use of the new possibilities offered by the Web to bypass traditional media, broadcast their own voice and assemble in new ways in this new public sphere. For some time, at least, the Internet as a whole embodied “alternativeness.”
JOPP# 9 CONTENTS
Alt. vs. Ctrl.: Editorial notes for the JoPP issue on Alternative Internets Félix Tréguer, Panayotis Antoniadis and Johan Söderberg
PEER REVIEWED ACADEMIC PAPERS
In Defense of the Digital Craftsperson James Losey and Sascha D. Meinrath
Hacktivism, Infrastructures and Legal Frameworks in Community Networks: The Italian Case of Ninux.org Stefano Crabu, Federica Giovanella, Leonardo Maccari and Paolo Magaudda
Enmeshed Lives? Examining the Potentials and the Limits in the Provision of Wireless Networks. The Case of Réseau Libre Christina Haralanova and Evan Light
Going Off-the-Cloud: The Role of Art in the Development of a User-Owned & Controlled Connected World Daphne Dragona and Dimitris Charitos
Gesturing Towards “Anti-Colonial Hacking” and its Infrastructure Sophie Toupin
The Interplay Between Decentralization and Privacy: The Case of Blockchain Technologies Primavera De Filippi
Finding an Alternate Route: Towards Open, Eco-cyclical, and Distributed Production Stephen Quilley, Jason Hawreliak and Kaitlin Kish
EXPERIMENTAL FORMAT
Alternative Policies for Alternative Internets Melanie Dulong de Rosnay
=-=-=-=-=-=-=
_______________________________________________ JoPP-Public mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/jopp-public
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Mathieu ONeil <[email protected]> writes:
I was not able to post the below JoPP#9 release notice to Internet Research - AIR. I asked an ex-JoPPer who is on that list to do it but he has not responded or done it. So, if anyone else here who is on AIR list could post to that list (and let us know here) it would be greatly appreciated!
funny, normally i can also post to air-l and just posted the call, but it didn't arrive back to me on the list so far... i wait until tomorrow , then investigate this. -- maxigas, kiberpunk FA00 8129 13E9 2617 C614 0901 7879 63BC 287E D166 http://relay70.metatron.ai/ In Solidarity with Library Genesis and Sci-hub http://custodians.online Share this letter - read it in public - leave it in the printer. Share your writing - digitize a book - upload your files. Don't let our knowledge be crushed. Care for the libraries - care for the metadata - care for the backup. Water the ❀❀❀❀❀ - clean the volcanoes.
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