The Right to Repair¶
Perzanowski, A. (2022). The Right to Repair: Reclaiming the Things We Own. Cambridge University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Repairability
- The political economy of repairability is inseparable from the property: manufacturers have systematic incentives to minimize repairability (shorter replacement cycles, captive service revenue, software-locked serialized parts)
This sourceHow manufacturers profit by suppressing repair through hardware design, software restrictions, pricing strategies and intellectual-property law.
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- The political economy of repairability is inseparable from the property: manufacturers have systematic incentives to minimize repairability (shorter replacement cycles, captive service revenue, software-locked serialized parts)
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