Peer-Produktion – der unerwartete Aufstieg einer commonsbasierten Produktionsweise

Siefkes, Christian

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“…Firstly, the meaning has shifted from the perception of environmental rural resources, as air, forests or waterbodies, to a broader sense, including urban spatial manifestation and practices: natural resources, parks, public spaces, transportation, sanitation, public services and streets (Gidwani, Baviskar 2011). Secondly, commons are strictly related to communities able to create, protect and maintain them (Siefkes, 2009).…”

Section: Individualism Vs Collectivenessmentioning

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Tirana Design Week 2019 - Conference Proceedings: Foreseeing Uncertainty Design and non-Normativity

2019

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Dear participant of Tirana Design Week, Tirana Design Week (TDW) this year, in 2019, approaches Tirana’s 100th anniversary as the capital of Albania. Comparing photos of a bucolic Tirana in 1920 with what one sees from Polis University’s fourth floor today, inevitably raises doubts about the endurance of design, while conspicuously evincing the fluctuating tendency of what constitutes a norm in a world continuously oscillating between what is desired or imagined as an endogenous equilibrium and exogenous menaces. The objective of Tirana Design Week is to draw current research and design practices, as well as theoretical speculations on the topic of uncertainty and non-normativity in multiple scales and contexts, in and from the city of Tirana, with the latter understood as a dis-position, a tendency to change position. The signifcance of addressing such topic from Tirana is that this city is a harsh and unmediated example of what is already a global symptom: a strong contrast between an ideology of normativity on the one hand, and its actual impossibility on the other; between the aim for responsible design practices and ethical boundaries impossible to overcome; between education and merciless economic reason, between standardized production and mass-customized desires, between daily ideologies of inclusivity and an increasingly predominant exclusivity, between plain design narratives and irresponsible political decision making; between expensive normativity afordable only by few, and not-so-cheap sub-normativity for the many; between frenzied building development and destruction of urban artifacts; between ’glittery’ shapes in the center and chaotic sprawl in the periphery; between style and non-style. What happens in-between is dimmed as ‘uncertain’. TDW this year aims precisely to enhance such uncertainty from the perspective of diferent practices such as design, architecture, sociology, urban and environmental studies, theory and history, innovation, writing, research and pedagogy, among others. Not so much to propose another new agenda - we already have plenty of those, but rather to juxtapose these practices with what is already happening ‘out there’, and speculate how they can potentially infect, positively or negatively, this ‘out there’: the un-reason of non-normativity and the commodifcation of normativity.

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Section: Individualism Vs Collectivenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Tirana Design Week 2019 - Conference Proceedings: Foreseeing Uncertainty Design and non-Normativity

2019

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“…But nothing could be further from the truth. Indeed, most of the other significant analyses of free software operate without mentioning the term even once (Siefkes 2007, Kelty 2008, Söderberg 2008). 19 Beyond the arguments we have just referred to, solidarity plays a role only in adjacent bodies of literature.…”

Section: The Software Commonsmentioning

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Herausforderung Solidarität

Ozankom¹

2011

Begegnungen Mit Jesus in Afrika

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greift in einer speziellen interdisziplinären Vortragsreihe regelmäßig bedeutsame und drängende Fragen gegenwärtiger Gesellschaften auf. In den K'Universale-Ringvorlesungen stellen Expertinnen und Experten aus verschiedenen wissenschaftlichen Disziplinen und ausgewiesene Spezialistinnen und Spezialisten aus außeruniversitären Feldern ihre Zugänge zum jeweiligen Thema vor. Sie eröffnen damit einen Diskursraum und ein Übungsfeld zum verantworteten Umgang mit gesellschaftlichen Grundsatzfragen. In ihrer Pluralität fordert die Vortragsreihe zu eigener Positionierung heraus. Die Buchreihe K'Universale -Interdisziplinäre Diskurse zu Fragen der Zeit macht die Beiträge der jeweiligen Ringvorlesung zugänglich und ergänzt sie mit weiteren Stimmen aus dem geistes-und kulturwissenschaftlichen Spektrum. Die Reihe wird herausgegeben von Gabriele Gien, Ulrich Kropac, Bernhard Sill und Angela Treiber.Kerstin Schmidt ist Professorin für Amerikanistik an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. Sie forscht und publiziert über nordamerikanische Literatur und Kultur seit dem 19. Jahrhundert, insbesondere über Drama und Theater, ethnische Literaturen, Diaspora Studies, Medientheorien und Radiokultur, Dokumentarphotographie sowie Theorien von Ort und Raum in amerikanischer Architektur, Photographie und Literatur. Dr. Michael Winklmann for organizing the events in the winter semester 2020/21, for preparing the manuscript and for his dedicated and valuable cooperation. Our thanks also go to the Presidential Board of the University for generously covering the printing costs. Furthermore, we would like to thank transcript Verlag for including this volume in their publishing program.Eichstätt, January 2024The editors 2 Rerum novarum. Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII on the Conditions of Labor. https://www.vatican.va/c ontent/leo-xiii/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_l-xiii_enc_15051891_rerum-novarum.html 3 This conception reflects three of the five variants of solidarity as listed by Andreas Wittel and Götz Bachmann in this volume: cohesion, care and concern and directly opposes the two remaining ones: power and struggle. 4 Simmel, George: The stranger. In G. Simmel (Ed.). On individuality and social forms. Chicago

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Peer-Produktion – der unerwartete Aufstieg einer commonsbasierten Produktionsweise

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Tirana Design Week 2019 - Conference Proceedings: Foreseeing Uncertainty Design and non-Normativity

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