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Pór George (UK). Commons educator and activist. Evolutionary thinker-activist, pioneer of collective intelligence research and adviser to visionary leaders in civil society, business, and governments in matters of social innovation, culture change, communities of practice, and social media strategies. Co-Director of the School of Commoning ...
This section is dedicated to monitoring P2P-influenced concepts and practices related to Collective Intelligence, Knowledge Management, epistemology, etc... At this state we only ported a limited number of items from our related section on P2P Learning, i.e. the relevant entries from A to H.
The NIH, for example, allocates just 2% of its funding to scientists under 36, and 98% to those 36 and older. This trend, amongst others, has led to enough frustration that several new organizational types, such as FROs and DAOs, have emerged with an intention to revolutionize the biotech landscape."
Description "The basic premise behind distributed computation is to spread computational tasks between several machines distributed in space, most of the new projects focus on harnessing the idle processing power of "personal" distributed machines, the normal ...
We are making here a key strategic argument about the precise interaction between the commons and the new ethical market sectors, through the intermediation of a new type of commons-license that supports the actual emergence of a reciprocity-based ethical economy: Indeed, the labor/p2p/commons and other social change movements today are faced ...
The French socialist distributist tradition of Jacques Duboin. Distributism is a set of reform ideas, to achieve a more egalitarian 'distributive economy', set forth by French socialist Jacques Duboin and the still existing journal La Grande Releve. The following extracts only cover monetary reform and basic income propopals.
Definition. Vasilis Kostakis: "Peer governance is a new mode of governance and bottom-up mode of participative decision-making that is being experimented in peer projects, such as Wikipedia and FLOSS (Bauwens, 2005a, and 2005b). Thus peer governance is the way that peer production, the process in which common value is produced, is managed."
