hi Jaromil, they are absolutely part of the problem, but today capital flows are detached from corporations and can go in and out of stocks so what we are suggesting is that as the extractive regime implodes and some capital becomes desperate, that some of it may be use in transvestment strategies, i.e. coopted by commons forces for their own use On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 10:28 PM, Jaromil <[email protected]> wrote:

On Wed, 15 Jun 2016, Michel Bauwens wrote:

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some of you may be interested in this short note:

Post-Capitalist Strategy of the P2P Foundation

dear Michel, thanks for sharing.

I lack clear understanding on where the corporations of today are placed in this strategy. In general I think that their patent regimes (at large, from agriculture to immaterial assets, to end with the TTIP/TISA plans) have a crucial role in the meltdown of contemporary societies.

After reading your document I'm not yet sure if you indicate that corporations are part of the problem or part of the solution and/or part of the trinity. It would be good to clear that IMHO.

greetings everyone ciao

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