2014
DOI: 10.1057/9781137406897
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Network Society and Future Scenarios for a Collaborative Economy

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“…El control y la gobernabilidad se sitúa en la red de participantes (empresas y particulares) que formarían parte de un sector de emprendimiento que podría definirse en cierta manera como anti-sistema por oponerse a los monopolios y los intermediarios abusivos (Kostakis & Bauwens, 2014), en ocasiones, en línea con los proyectos libertarios anarco-capitalistas. Bitcoin o Kickstarter serían dos actores principales dentro de este modelo.…”
Section: Los Cuatro Escenarios Resultantes Se Describirían Comounclassified
“…El control y la gobernabilidad se sitúa en la red de participantes (empresas y particulares) que formarían parte de un sector de emprendimiento que podría definirse en cierta manera como anti-sistema por oponerse a los monopolios y los intermediarios abusivos (Kostakis & Bauwens, 2014), en ocasiones, en línea con los proyectos libertarios anarco-capitalistas. Bitcoin o Kickstarter serían dos actores principales dentro de este modelo.…”
Section: Los Cuatro Escenarios Resultantes Se Describirían Comounclassified
“…Lessing (2009) andBenkler (2004) suggest that the movement stems from the technological developments of the 1960s, where computers and their mathematical powers were expensive and time-sharing was a necessity. Also, Kostakis and Bauwens (2014) argue, that it is connected to the '60s and '70s social and environmental movements on commons and communing. In the 1990s, Lessing (2009) and Botsman and Rogers (2010) argue that the sharing economy had a revival with the expansion of the internet and its new types of business and organisations based on sharing information and data, such as eBay and Wikipedia, and later Facebook, YouTube and the concept of CreativeCommons.…”
Section: A Carrier Bag Story Of the Sharing Economy: Sharing And Mobimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shirky, 2011). However increasing focus has shifted to peer to peer economy, with an eye towards the hybridity of cycle C. This includes "hybrid economy" (Lessig, 2009); "polycentric governance" (Ostrom, 2010), "peer mutualism" (Benkler, 2013), "collaborative economy" (Kostakis and Bauwens 2014); "solidarity economy" (Kawano et al, 2010;Penn and Shear 2015), "community economy" (GibsonGraham, 2006;Miller, 2013), "sharing economy" (Hamari et al, 2015), "real utopias" (Wright, 2013), and so on.…”
Section: The Present and Future Of Generative Justicementioning
confidence: 99%