From Exchange to Contributions - Generalizing Peer Production into the Physical World
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Language
English
ISBN
978-3-940736-00-0
Introduction
Elements of Peer Production
Commons, Sharing, and Control over the Means of Production
Free Cooperation
From Status to Reputation
Problems to Solve for Generalization
How to Coordinate the Producer Side with the Consumer Side?
How to Allocate Limited Resources and Goods?
Organizing Shared Production
How to Find Others for Cooperation
How to Obtain Contributions
How to Ensure That Tasks Are Handled
How to Assign Results of a Project
Fitting It All Together: A Peer Economy
Society as a Big Project or a Multitude of Projects
Sharing Effort Between Projects: Distribution Pools
Organizing Infrastructure and Public Services: Local Associations
Coordinating Production: Prosumer Associations
Resource Allocation
Decision Making
Comparison with Other Modes of Production
Differences from a Market Economy
Differences from a Planned Economy
Aspects of Life in a Peer Economy
Forms of Democratic Decision Making in Local Associations
Stakeholder Involvement and Conflict Resolution
Education and Learning
Creative Works and Other Freely Sharable Goods
Styles of Production
Concerns
How to Handle Contributions?
How to Handle Effort?
What About Migration?
Won't There Be Need for Further Laws and Standards?
Won't Such a Society Revert to a Market Economy?
Aren't There Many Variants to the Proposed Model?
Conclusion: The Development of a Peer Economy
Bibliography
Mathematical Details of the Auctioning Models
Task Auctioning
Product Auctioning
Resource Auctioning
Virtual Effort
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