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Contents. 1 Description. 2 Strategy. 3 Discussion. 3.1 A brief update on the situation of indigenous Taiwan. 4 More information. Description. Sutej Hugu: "The fundamental problem is that ICCAs have been deprived of collective land tenure and rights for natural resources in their traditional territories.
Jess Scully: "Taiwan’s civic hackers were organized around a leaderless collective called g0v (pronounced “gov zero.”) Many believed in radical transparency, in throwing opaque processes open to the light, and in the idea that everyone who is affected by a decision should have a say in it. They preferred establishing consensus to running ...
With this, the paper offers a rare early effort to add clans — a variant of tribes — to the established transaction-cost view that hierarchies and markets are the key alternatives. Accordingly, clans may, under some conditions, offer a better way to create efficiencies and avoid organizational failures from a transaction-cost perspective.
"Contraptor is a DIY open source construction set for experimental personal fabrication, desktop manufacturing, prototyping and bootstrapping. Various Cartesian robots can be quickly assembled from Contraptor and used as a platform for projects such as XY plotter, mini CNC machine, 3D printer etc. Contraptor is an ongoing project under development.
2008年9月18日 · Speaker: Daniel B. Ravicher. Daniel B. Ravicher is Executive Director of the Public Patent Foundation ("PUBPAT") and a Lecturer in Law and Associate Director of the Intellectual Property Law Program at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. Prior to founding PUBPAT, Mr. Ravicher was associated with the patent law practice groups of Skadden, Arps ...
Discussion Cui Zhiyuan: "It is remarkable that today’s landownership in China testifies to this insight of Proudhon. (see: Pierre-Joseph Proudhon on Land Ownership) China’s rural land is not owned by the state, or by the individuals. Rather, it is owned by the village ...
L.M. Sacasas: "Ivan Illich’s argument for a commons of silence. I’ve cited that same essay by Illich before, but allow me to do so again here. “Just as the commons of space are vulnerable and can be destroyed by the motorization of traffic,” Illich argued, “so the commons of speech are vulnerable, and can easily be destroyed by the ...
