Dear Denis,
why not have your book as book of the week, with a more extensive treatment of it?
if we do that, should we first contextualize with your first book?
Michel
Hello Michel,
Thanks for including me in this request. And helping me discover WikiWorld.
Yes I am an educator with a lot of experience of peer to peer education but re the notion of commons... educational, digital or psychological... I am still in discovery mode.
A very promising group has formed out of the recent successful resistance to a gross government policy of enclosure of the psychological therapies in the UK. I have a second book of internet material forthcoming, Regulating the Psychological Therapies: From Monoculture to Meadow - Resisting the Love of Power, that details my part in that.
This book is going to press any minute (almost all the contents are available on line here). Alongside it I will try to contribute an article for P2P about the peer to peer resistance that contributed to the government u-turn.
Denis
On 01/04/2011 05:10, Michel Bauwens wrote:Dear Tere, Denis and friends,
re: Suoranta, Juha & Vadén, Tere (2008). Wikiworld. Political Economy of Digital Literacy and the Promise of Participatory Media. http://wikiworld.wordpress.com
Our http://p2pfoundation.net/Category:Education suffers from a real lack of historical perspective, particularly regarding peer to peer pedagogies, as I was remined by recently discovering Juha's review of Ranciere's Ignorant Schoolmaster ...
I wonder if there is anyway I could have assistance in remedying this, including by serializing some historical parts of Wikiworld?
Michel
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