The Wealth of Networks¶
Benkler, Y. (2006). The Wealth of Networks: How Social Production Transforms Markets and Freedom. Yale University Press.
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Primes¶
- Tragedy of the Commons
- Contemporary extensions include: Global commons theory (Stern 2007 on climate as a commons; Barrett 2003 on environmental-statecraft; Nordhaus 2015 on climate clubs); Knowledge commons theory (Hess and Ostrom 2007, Understanding Knowledge as a Commons; Benkler 2006
This sourceDigital commons and networked public production; applies commons logic to open-source software, information sharing, and internet infrastructure.
- Contemporary extensions include: Global commons theory (Stern 2007 on climate as a commons; Barrett 2003 on environmental-statecraft; Nordhaus 2015 on climate clubs); Knowledge commons theory (Hess and Ostrom 2007, Understanding Knowledge as a Commons; Benkler 2006
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