[P2P-F] NEW ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL OF PEER PRODUCTION: CURRENCY AND VALUE

nathaniel tkacz n.tkacz at warwick.ac.uk
Wed Apr 16 17:47:54 CEST 2014


The editors are pleased to announce the publication of Issue #4 of the
Journal of Peer Production on the topic of Currency and Value.


All of the issue content is freely available at: http://peerproduction.net



THE JOURNAL OF PEER PRODUCTION

ISSUE #4: CURRENCY AND VALUE



Editorial Notes

by Nathaniel Tkacz, Nicolas Mendoza and Francesca Musiani



PEER REVIEWED PAPERS



‘Karma, precious Karma!’ Karmawhoring on Reddit and the Front Page’s
Econometrisation

by Annika Richterich



The Paradoxes of Distributed Trust: Peer-to-Peer Architecture and User
Confidence in Bitcoin

by Alexandre Mallard, Cécile Méadel and Francesca Musiani



The Politics of Cryptography: Bitcoin and the Ordering Machines

by Quinn DuPont



Reproducing Wealth Without Money, One 3D printer at a Time

by Johan Söderberg



INVITED COMMENTS



Why Contractors Make More Money Than Employees

by Amir Taaki



Can Bitcoin Compete with Money?

by Beat Weber



Towards the Democratization of the Means of Monetization: The Three
Competing Value Models Present Within Cognitive Capitalism

by Michel Bauwens



Between Copyleft and Copyfarleft: Advance Reciprocity for the Commons

by Miguel Said Vieira & Primavera De Filippi



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Nathaniel Tkacz - Assistant Professor  |  CIM - The University of Warwick
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MoneyLab <http://networkcultures.org/moneylab/>
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