(apart from being a candidate for the Greens for the European elections)

FIRST, OUR BOOK COMING OUT ON MARCH 21

Voire: https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/book-launch-peer-to-peer-the-commons-manifesto/2019/01/15

1 Introduction 1
1.1 What is P2P and How is it Related to the Commons? 2
1.2 Are P2P Technologies Good or Bad? 3
1.3 How Does P2P Relate to Capitalism? 4
1.4 How is P2P to be Implemented in Practice? 6
1.5 Towards a Commons-centric Society? 7
2 P2P and a New Ecosystem of Value Creation 11
2.1 Diverse Skills and Motivation 11
2.2 Transparent Heterarchy 12
2.3 A New Ecosystem of Value Creation 12
2.4 Four Short Case Studies 19
2.5 From Contradictions to an Integrated Economic Reality 27
3 P2P and New Socio-technological Frameworks 33
3.1 Two Generic Models 34
3.2 The Extractive Model of Cognitive Capitalism 36
3.3 The Generative Model of Commons-based Peer Production 39
4 P2P and the Structure of World History 47
4.1 Four Modes of Exchange 47
4.2 Towards Associationism 50
5 A Commons Transition Strategy 55
5.1 Pooling and Mutualizing Resources Wherever Possible 56
5.2 Introducing Reciprocity 56
5.3 From Redistribution to Empowerment and Predistribution 58
5.4 Subordinating the Capitalist Market 64
5.5 Organizing at the Local and Global Level 65
5.6 Summary of our Proposals 67
5.7 A Last Word 68

  

SECOND , OUR REPORT ON SOCIO-TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURES FOR COMMONS ECONOMICS

le lien est ici a: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hGzAAv9RRiVP3N7yhCDNPUMTYRbW-bQXJT6D3urVy34/edit#heading=h.efzbyjv5aekg

Title: P2P Accounting for Planetary Survival


Subtitle: Infrastructures for a just and truly circular society: How shared permacircular supply chains, post-blockchain distributed ledgers, protocol cooperatives, and three new forms of post-capitalist accounting, could very well save the planet


et la Table des Matieres:

Chapter 1: The Background to this Study

The P2P Foundation’s study of the commons and the commons transition

Figure: Value creation in the commons economy, https://primer.commonstransition.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/02_ecosystem-724x1024.png

Figure: Cosmo-local production, http://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/images/Cosmo-localism_-_table.png

Box: The four quadrant slide of the p2p foundation, updated with the four coop forms

Figure x: graphic 3.6 of the ghent report, https://goo.gl/images/zSf25K

It might be of interest to contextualize the shifts we are describing as related to the development of insights into the laws of thermodynamics, which we are summarizing here.

Figure 1: our proposed triarchical structure

Figure 2: an updated version of our four quadrant view

Box: The evolution of the commons

Box: The evolution of research in the P2P Foundation

Value in the Commons

Box: The role of labour mutuals, commonfare  and post-subordinate workers

The emerging crypto economy as a signpost for the cosmo-local transition

(Figure: Sarah Manski summary of the seven innovations of the blockchain

Figure x. Sarah Manski’s five scenarios

Our Vision

Figure: Contrasting the Propertarian Blockchain from Commons-Based Ledger Systems

Box: From Bitcoin to the Blockchain

Box: Alternatives to the Blockchain:  IOTA, Tangle Network, Hashgraph, peaq, raiBlocks (Nano),  what about holochain here ? (‘have renounced the idea of blockchain altogether’, dan d.)

Chapter 2: Tools and technologies for integrated, fair, and sustainable ecosystems of production

Introduction

Tools for Mutual integration

Economic Space Agency (ECSA):  an environment for inter-connected economic spaces and commons-based Distributed Programmable Organizations

Holochain: an alternative to a global distributed ledger, based on biomimicry

DAOstack: integrated mechanisms for large-scale governance

Tools for Circulation and exchange

FairCoin and FairCoop : tools for a cosmo-local, open cooperative ecosystem

Trustlines: mutual credit for common good

Envienta: an integrated environment for open source manufacturing

FabChain: linking advanced research to urban metabolisms and mainstream production and manufacturing

Terra0: giving DAO agency to natural resources

Sustans: replacing Smart Contracts with Ostrom Contracts

Chapter 3: Evolution of Accounting

New Accounting and Planning Frameworks

Sensorica’s Open Value Network as an example of contributive accounting

Resources - Events - Agents (REA): an accounting system for networked cooperation and shared supply chains

Reporting 3.0

MusiASEM , accounting for material/energy flows and their limits

Accounting for Impact and Externalities

Figure: Four kinds of externalities

Regen Network: ‘ecological state protocols’ to verify advances in sustainability and regenerativity

The Common Good Accounting System: competing for positive impact

Multi-layer integration: how the new technologies fit together

Production for social needs within planetary boundaries


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