[JoPP-Public] JoPP#10

Wed Jun 7 22:55:35 CEST 2017

OK, I am sending it to the P2PF list and AiR now.
x,
g.

On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 6:06 PM, Mathieu ONeil <mathieu.oneil at anu.edu.au>
wrote:

> Hi
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> I will post the following to citasa, ict & society, acs, fibreculture
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> Can someone else please post to nettime and air - anywhere else also
> (p2p?) - just signal here, thanks!
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> cheers
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> Mathieu
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> [Apologies for multiple posts]
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> We are delighted to announce the release of Journal of Peer Production
> #10: "Peer production and work"
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> http://peerproduction.net/issues/issue-10-peer-production-and-work/
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> Issue editors: Mathieu O’Neil (University of Canberra) and Stefano
> Zacchiroli (University Paris Diderot and Inria)
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> The increasing production of value by entities which are not compensated
> for their labour means the ranks of unemployed people keep growing. We
> often confuse being ‘unemployed’ with being ‘unworked’, but what it really
> means is that we are ‘unwaged’. There is a lot of work to be done, but for
> that to happen it needs to be separated from employment. Where does peer
> production fit in? The passionate labour and abjuration of exclusive
> property rights over the goods they produce of participants in peer
> projects occur at the expense of less fortunate others, who do not have the
> disposable income, cultural capital, or family support to engage in unpaid
> labour.
> On the other hand, we should avoid an overly ‘capitalocentric’ view of the
> economy. New forms of solidarity can be imagined. An increasingly large
> free public goods and services sector could well cohabit in a plural
> economy with employment in cooperatives, paid independent work, and the
> wage-earning of the commercial sector. The peer-reviewed articles in this
> tenth issue of the Journal of Peer Production explore such emerging
> assemblages through case studies of an online encyclopedia, a herbarium, a
> scientific project, mathematical schoolbooks, and ‘maker’ activities. The
> Editorial Section addresses the interplay of capital and commons in firms
> and peer projects. It argues that it is time for the Journal of Peer
> Production to move beyond an exclusive focus on DIY institutions, in order
> to research and develop the culture and regulations and which can grow the
> commons.
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> EDITORIAL SECTION
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> Making Lovework: Editorial Notes
> Mathieu O’Neil, Stefano Zacchiroli
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> From the Commons to Capital: Red Hat, Inc. and the Business of Free
> Software
> Benjamin J. Birkinbine
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> Preliminary Report on the Influence of Capital in an Ethical-Modular
> Project: Quantitative data from the Debian Survey
> Mathieu O’Neil, Stefano Zacchiroli, Molly de Blanc, Mahin Raissi
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> Now, the Commons
> Journal of Peer Production
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> PEER REVIEWED PAPERS
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> Producing a Knowledge Commons: Tensions Between Paid Work and Peer
> Production in a Public Institution
> Lorna Heaton, Patricia Dias da Silva
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> Crowdsourcing Citizen Science: Exploring the Tensions Between Paid
> Professionals and Users
> Jamie Woodcock, Anita Greenhill, Kate Holmes, Gary Graham, Joe Cox, Eun
> Young Oh, Karen Masters
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> Makers as a New Work Condition Between Self-employment and Community
> Peer-production. Insights from a survey on Makers in Italy.
> Massimo Menichinelli, Massimo Bianchini, Alessandra Carosi, Stefano Maffei
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> Communal Work and Professional Involvement: the Balance of Open Source
> Projects
> Clement Bert-Erboul
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> A Critical Political Economic Framework for Peer Production’s Relation to
> Capitalism
> Arwid Lund [html]
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> VARIA
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> Common sense: An Examination of Three Los Angeles Community WiFi Projects
> that Privileged Public Funding over Commons-based Infrastructure Management
> Gwen Shaffer
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> “Think Global, Print Local”: A Case study of a Commons-based Publishing
> and Distribution Model
> Vasilis Kostakis, Stacco Troncoso, Ann Marie Utratel
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