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From the publisher: "Our current version of capitalism — the corporate, globalized version 2.0—is rapidly squandering our shared inheritances. Now, Peter Barnes offers a solution: protect the commons by giving it property rights and strong institutional managers. Barnes shows how capitalism — like a computer—is run by an operating system. Our curre...
Gus diZerega: "His basic argument is deceptively simple. Our private well being is rooted in a foundation of common values, our common-wealth. This takes on three dimensions: nature, community, and culture. This commonwealth is "the dark matter of the economic universe - it's everywhere, but we don't see it." (66) Taken together, these are the comm...
Peter Barnes on Natural Capitalism
“Since the 18th century, and especially since the collapse of communism, we’ve been living in a world increasingly driven by the `need’ to maximize return on capital. The rationale for this obsession is that, if risks taken by capital owners aren’t rewarded first and foremost, capital will sit idle and wealth won’t be created. As a businessman and investor, I’ve benefited personally from the supremacy of capital and am not keen to question it. But as a citizen, I have to note that too much ko...
Peter Barnes on the Commons
This is an excerpt from a lecture at the Schumacher Society: “First of all, the commons consists of stuff we share. That is to say, whether it is a street or a river or the air or the vast store of human knowledge–none of these belongs to you or me or private corporations. They are something we share in one way or another. Second, the commons consists of stuff we inherit. It is not made up of anything that you or I or some corporation makes. One can present a very good case that if you make o...
Chapter 10: What You Can Do 155 "To build Capitalism 3.0, we each have a unique roles to play:" 1. Parents; 2. Wage earners; 3. Capitalists; 4. Commons entrepreneurs; 5. Lawyers; 6. Economists; 7. Religious leaders; 8. Politicians
See our entries on Natural Capitalism and the Commons Read Peter Barnes on Trusts and Common Property Hear the podcast with Peter Barnes on Capitalism 3.0
What was once an eight-month trip by sea is now a half-day trip by air: technological progress alongside globalization has compressed space in social life. The second system of acceleration is the acceleration of social change, related to this first system of technological change, and can be explained anecdotally.
Netocrats are hackers who have not integrated into the establishment and salary workers, and who have managed to achieve -- normally using the internet in some way or the other – a state of economic independence and personal freedom. Their netocrats are hackers who have a real political and economic influence.
2011年4月10日 · SIP = Session Initiation Protocol. = a standards-based Peer-to-Peer architecture, it can also be used for streaming applications. URL = http://www.p2psip.org. Why open-source advocates should use a SIP-based phone system like Gizmo instead of Skype.
"Redistributed manufacturing is an emerging concept which captures the anticipated reshoring and localisation of production from large scale mass manufacturing plants to smaller-scale localised, customisable production units, largely driven by new digital production technologies.
2020年2月4日 · Operational autonomy is the power to make strategic choices among alternative rationalizations without regard for externalities, customary practice, workers' preferences, or the impact of decisions on their households.
