last 30 posts

• The Pandemic as a Catalyst for Institutional Innovation

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• Awakening to an Ecology of the Commons

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• How Contact Tracing Apps Can Foil Both COVID-19 and Big Brother

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• We Are Not the Virus. We Are the Kamikazes.

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• Double Edge Theatre: Art & Commoning

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• Commons-based peer production at the edge of a chaotic transition

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• Take back the App! A dialogue on Platform Cooperativism, Free Software and DisCOs

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• Pandemic Priorities: supporting alternatives now is promoting a sustainable economy

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• Italy, democracy and COVID-19

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• Coronavirus Spells the End of the Neoliberal Era. What’s Next?

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• Let the Institutional Innovation Begin! (Part I)

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• A Universal Basic Income Is Essential and Will Work

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• Open-source medical supplies battle COVID-19

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• Small and local are not only beautiful; they can be powerful

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• Organizing under lockdown: online activism, local solidarity

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• Free the Vaccine for Covid-19

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• Coronavirus demands radical transformation, not a ‘return to normal’

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• What the decentralized web can learn from Wikipedia

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• Pooling Knowledge: Private Medicine vs. Public Health?

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• DLT4EU: Call for Applicants opens April 14

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• No more business as usual – Rethinking economic value for a post-Covid world

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• Corona and the Commons

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• The Internet Archive defends the release of the National Emergency Library

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• Commoning as a Pandemic Survival Strategy

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• No New Normal

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• Make software great again: can open source be ethical and fair?

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• Frustrated with “Business as Usual”? Try Common Wealth

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• Book of the Day: Three Paradigm Shifts Towards a Sustainable World

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• The P2P Festival in Paris: Unite the Peers

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• Is Open Design a Viable Economic Practice?

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