1. Peer to peer production (P2P)
This is different from for-profit or public production by state-owned enterprises as it focuses on:
» Production of use value through the free cooperation of producers who have access to distributed capital.
» Product, in this context, is not exchange value for a market, but use value for a community of users.
2. P2P governance
Processes and decision-making are governed by the community of producers themselves, and not by market allocation or corporate hierarchy.
3. P2P property
Different from private property or public (state) property because it makes use value freely accessible on a universal basis, through new common property regimes
4. Web 2.0
Describes a second generation of web-based communities and hosted services — such as social-networking sites, wikis and tags— which facilitate collaboration and sharing between users.
– from notes / presentation on reboot 9 by Michel Bauwens
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