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Brown Bag Lecture Series for 2015-16: Platform Cooperativism and Open Development [PDF]

Stream: Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication, 1969
The first lecture in the School of Communication Brown Bag Lecture Series will run from 12-1PM at SFU Burnaby in the Mallinson Conference Room (K8652) following the departmental meeting on November 18. For more details, please see the poster below.
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Crossed perspectives on grey zones and ambivalences in bike delivery platform cooperatives: the case of Mensakas as a member of the CoopCycle Federation and platform cooperative

Internet Policy Review
The article examines the case of a Barcelona-based cooperative that is a member of the platform cooperative CoopCycle, specialised in bike delivery. Welcoming the invitation from labour scholars to adopt the concept of grey zone as a methodological and ...
Laura Eccher, Alejandro Fortuny-Sicart, Arthur Guichoux   +2 more
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Technology, capitalism, and the social contract

Business Ethics, the Environment &Responsibility, Volume 34, Issue 1, Page 32-42, January 2025.
Philip Stiles, Eleanor Toye Scott, Pradeep Debata   +2 more
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Governance, technology, and the limits of digital solidarity economies: A South Korean case study

Internet Policy Review
This study examines the rise and fall of a government-led collaborative mobility platform in "City P," South Korea. Framed as a "people-centred" digital solidarity economy project, the initiative promised blockchain-enabled transparency and community co ...
Jeongone Seo, Tawfiq Ammari
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Re-thinking Academic Publishing: The Promise of Platform Cooperativism [PDF]

Commonplace, 2021
Evgeniya Lupova-Henry, Ámbar Tenorio-Fornés   +1 more
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Introduction to the special issue on Digital Solidarity Economies

Internet Policy Review
This introduction situates Digital Solidarity Economies (DSE) as an analytical and practical framework for reimagining the digital economy through cooperation, mutual aid, and shared ownership.
María Belén Albornoz, Ricard Espelt, Rafael Grohmann, Denise Kasparian   +3 more
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Critiquing the direction for innovation: the interplay of why, how, and what

Journal of Responsible Innovation
This editorial introduces a special issue interrogating the direction of innovation – not just how fast or effectively it proceeds, but where, why, and for whom it moves.
Lukas Fuchs, Rafael Ziegler
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Beyond the Multitude: State–Society Alliances as a Strategy Against Big Tech’s Digital Hegemony

Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta
This article critically examines the limitations of prevailing Western critiques of American Big Tech’s digital hegemony, particularly those influenced by the theoretical framework of Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt.
Jie Xiong
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The AI Triple Whammy

Journal of Extreme Anthropology
The gig economy is a rapidly growing global labour paradigm involving casualised labour across sectors as varied as transportation, freelancing, domestic help, programming and vacation rentals.
Deepak P
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Labor market dynamics in developing countries: analysis of employment transformation at the macro-level

Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Understanding labor market dynamics remains a pivotal aspect within contemporary economic discourse, as necessitates the pursuit of effective employment models to ensure steady progress in the conditions of changes in the economic structure.
Gulmira Andabayeva, Vasily Movchun, Mayya Dubovik, Gaziza Kurpebayeva, Xinyu Cai   +4 more
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