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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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"The commons have become the most exciting space for the critique of capitalism and also a scalable social practice. No longer limited to an avantgarde, the commons could take our societies beyond the constraints of markets and states – as Yochai Benkler and Michel Bauwens observe. In a talk recorded at the UN|COMMONS conference those two leading thinkers and practioners of the commons look back at experiences from the past 20 years and present outlooks for what we are able to change at the macro level if we continue to struggle for the commons. 
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Over the last nine years, the P2P Foundation has produced a sizeable body of material, both original and curated, but none of it is specifically designed as an introduction for newcomers and people who are not so familiar with the P2P approach. Hence Irma Wilson's proposal, during a trip which FutureSharp helped organized in South Africa in the two first weeks of June 2015, to produce a number of short videos. With Irma's assistance, and the help of filmmaker Michel Taljaard, we produced the following videos:
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""The video was extremely well received at our conference entitled Beyond the Human with the discussions revolving around the fact that although we received a sufficient number of papers concerned with theorizing the dialog between critical post humanism vs post colonial studies that in fact, what you all were doing with your project was actually applying much needed economic solutions to the divide between the have and have nots that Advanced Global Capitalism is increasingly creating with its hierarchical financial model. As such we were all much impressed by your efforts. "
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The FLOSS and Wikipedia are only some examples of the P2P movement that is building the world it wants within the confines of the fragmented world it wants to transcend.
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Video produced to participate in a conference organized in India, Beyond The Human, invited by Rick Carlson.
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In many countries in Latin America the people in power do not call themselves political parties anymore. Rather there are civic movements. There is a civic coalition in Ecuador. There is a social movement in Bolivia. And there is a kind of rejection of political parties in that part of the world because they are seen as representing narrow interest-based politics.
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“The three key responses we see from the world in crisis can be grouped as the movements around Sustainability, Openness and Solidarity, gives the starting blocks, working into the bridges between them, the political structures (both local and global) and the economic enablement required to assist the transition.”
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At the Degrowth Conference Leipzig 2014. Presenting the Commons Transition plan in the context of four socio-technological choices.
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""The video was extremely well received at our conference entitled Beyond the Human with the discussions revolving around the fact that although we received a sufficient number of papers concerned with theorizing the dialog between critical post humanism vs post colonial studies that in fact, what you all were doing with your project was actually applying much needed economic solutions to the divide between the have and have nots that Advanced Global Capitalism is increasingly creating with its hierarchical financial model. As such we were all much impressed by your efforts. "
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""The video was extremely well received at our conference entitled Beyond the Human with the discussions revolving around the fact that although we received a sufficient number of papers concerned with theorizing the dialog between critical post humanism vs post colonial studies that in fact, what you all were doing with your project was actually applying much needed economic solutions to the divide between the have and have nots that Advanced Global Capitalism is increasingly creating with its hierarchical financial model. As such we were all much impressed by your efforts. "
Scoop.it!
In many countries in Latin America the people in power do not call themselves political parties anymore. Rather there are civic movements. There is a civic coalition in Ecuador. There is a social movement in Bolivia. And there is a kind of rejection of political parties in that part of the world because they are seen as representing narrow interest-based politics.
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