<div dir="ltr"><div class="gmail_extra"><br></div><div class="gmail_extra">wonderful news Vasilis, and this merits an official announcement in our international blog!<br><br></div><div class="gmail_extra">perhaps we should organize a hangout on the proposed theme, with Bernardo and others, after the end of june, when i'm back home,<br>
<br>Michel<br><br><br><<<br><br>From: S?rgio Storch <<a href="mailto:sergiostorch@gmail.com">sergiostorch@gmail.com</a>><br>
Subject: Re: [P2P-F] Researching p2p practices in a fragmented state.<br>
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Friends, this title "<br>
Researching p2p practices in a fragmented state<br>
<br>
is so strong and compelling that it takes me to suggest for Michel and/or<br>
others to explore further, in a special article or post, the implications<br>
p2p in a fragmented state, that, after all, is a fragility of all states<br>
today. I think that, although Greece is a specially serious case in this<br>
regard, the potential of p2p for the governance of the Commons deserves<br>
serious debates in the spaces where we are in Latin America, in all<br>
metropolitan regions.<br>
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Would you like to expand on that?</div><br>
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