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Description. Stan Stalnaker: "Cellular economic theory suggests an alternative to linear growth: circular growth. In the body, cells grow. Cells die. New cells grow. New cells die. On and on. We sustain ourselves through regeneration. In business, a form of staged, regenerative growth could become the norm.
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John Postill, on the research approach of networked individualism: "‘networked individualism’ = approach led by the Toronto networkanalyst Barry Wellman. Wellman has denounced the smuggling of obsolete notions ofcommunity from an earlier period of North American community studies into Internetlocalisation studies. Where the old communities had ‘str...
From the article, Bourgeois Anarchism and Authoritarian Democracies Felix Stalder : "we are entering a world of “networked individualism” where individual self–identity — both in terms of the image one has of oneself and the image others have of one — can no longer be separated from one’s position within a relational network. The notion of the netw...
From Felix Stalder: 13. Barry Wellman, 2001. “Physical place and cyberplace: The rise of personalized networking,” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, volume 25, number 2, pp. 227–252; see also Manuel Castells, 2001. Internet galaxy: Reflections on the Internet, business, and society. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 14. Kristóf N...
Another approach to internet localization studies is Community InformaticsWellman, B., A. Quan-Hasse, J. Boase, W. Chen, K. Hampton, I.I. de Diaz, et al. (2003) ‘The Social Affordances of the Internet for Networked Individualism’, Journal of Computer-Mediated Communicati...Maurizio Lazzarato is a philosopher, expert on Gabriel Tarde, co-founder of the magazine Multitudes, who has been specializing in the analysis of cognitive capitalism, and its discontents, hence his work on the P2P-concept of Multitudes, the coordination format
Structured Bibliography on P2P and the Commons - P2P Foundation. Produced by Michel Bauwens in 2019. Contents. 1 Module 1: The anthropology of peer to peer and the commons. 1.1 P2P as a relational dynamic: new social relations, then and now. 1.1.1 The Commons as an Institution. 1.1.2 The Commons in History. 1.2 The Commons and Nature.
All of this sets the stage for a fresh approach to the last five hundred years, dominated by capitalist empires, and allows us to at least begin asking what might really be at stake in the present day. For a very long time, the intellectual consensus has been that we can no longer ask Great Questions.
Many of us create network services. All of us are concerned about their effects on user freedom and autonomy. autonomo.us is designed as a forum to explore the problems and issues raised by network technologies. What does freedom mean for the users and developers of web services? What is at risk?
Sexes and races are held to be “social constructs” that society has made and can remake. Hence woke ideology is to some extent a culmination of the centuries-old leftist project of breaking down “arbitrary” social barriers in the name of equality. (First it was nobility; then class; now it’s gender and race.)
