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Springer, 2023. URL = Introduction. Michel Bauwens: "This new book on the Korean Wave, is much more than that: it is grounded in a full cultural and class history of the country. it explains the uniqueness of the Korean wave. it brings a convincing theory of sovereignty in the digital age, and a age of global risk." Description.
1 Description. 2 Contents. 2.1 Part I: The Historical and Social Context of the Rise of Commons Perspectives in South Korea. 2.2 Part II: Competing and Cooperating Views in Korean Perspectives on the Commons. 2.3 Part III: The Fields of the Commons in South Korea. 2.4 Part IV: Commons-Based Alternatives in South Korea.
Description 1. DaYe Jung: "Since the declaration of Sharing City, Seoul has been one of the pioneers on city-driven sharing movement. The current mayor Won-Soon Park, whose background is from non-profit social sector, is very much eager to realize transparency and citizen engagement through sharing resources of the city. ...
The Global Commons Forum hosted by Karl Polanyi Institute Asia and sponsored by the City of Seoul provides a platform for a broad range of social activists and theorists who seek alternatives to both libertarian capitalism and state capitalism.
Tim Ahonen and Jim O'Reilly. Digital Korea. Future Text, 2007 URL = http://www.digitalkorea.info book about the most advanced information society to date Description ...
Creative Commons Korea, 2016. URL = http://english.sharehub.kr/e-book/ Description. By Cat Johnson: "Seoul Draws a City Through Sharing reveals a city focused on a future driven by sharing. The slogan for Share Hub is “Lifestyle for Tomorrow - Sharing.” The ebook explains the slogan:
To support the promotion of the sharing model and to help everyone to understand the value and the meaning of the platform economy, the Seoul city government and Creative Commons Korea, created the ShareHub platform to promote sharing culture, provide data about the collective economy and to make policy recommendations that support collaborative...
