In the ewe of massive general strikes: Can we build bottom up networked collaborative economies to support societies in the PIIGS and beyond

Posted on November 7, 2012 by

This is the first part of the audio version (see video version here) answering your questions to the P2P Foundation Reddit page: redd.it/11d4m7 based on the Synthetic overview of the collaborative economy report by the P2P Foundation and Orange Labs. James Burke gathered together the questions and recorded a converstion with Michel Bauwens to provide more valuable insight into the themes covered in the report. There is a lively discussion over on facebook about the report and other stuff too! And remember you can download the full report here. Previous posts indluding the serialisation of the report arehere.

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2 Responses to In the ewe of massive general strikes: Can we build bottom up networked collaborative economies to support societies in the PIIGS and beyond

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