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Our 2015 research has mostly been theory-driven, focused on transitional scenarios and visions for a commons-oriented society and economy. In 2016, P2P lab collaborators will try to ground these arguments and the, currently, tentative policy proposals on strong empirical evidence towards a more rigorous scientific treatment of the topic. Our first and foremost goal is … 
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The disappearance of the “consumer” in the new productive models drives a growing social space of productive networks and egalitarian oriented to abundance.
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I interviewed Alison Powell last month during IAMCR in Montreal, Canada. We spoke about the Community Wireless Network Île Sans Fil in Montreal, the changing role of Community Wireless Networks (CWNs) in reclaiming the city and why creating a P2P society needs much more than the right technical infrastructure.
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Pluriarchy and community confederalism are simultaneously the result of, and a guide to, the path towards abundance.
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For many centuries, the most important thing in an artistic work wasn’t beauty but its message and functionality.
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In distributed networks, participants may freely link with each other, they are fully autonomous agents. Hence the importance to clearly distinguish between our usage of the concepts 'decentralized' vs. 'distributed'. Peer to peer is specifically the relational dynamic that arises in distributed networks.
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