6. New Commons = Peer Commons
● Hackerspaces & FabLabs
● Community Gardens
● Community Supported Agriculture
● Tenement Syndicate
● Free Local Wireless Networks
● Free Cargo Bikes
● Open Architecture
● Open Furniture
● Open Wear / Open Fashion
● Open Prothetics
● Open Hardware
● Open Manufacturing
● Open Everything
11. Commodity and Commons Cycles
Exploitation
Commodity
Exchange
Value
Money
Capital
Networking
Resources
Commoning
Commons
+
=
value driven need driven
12. The Commodity
breaks into two
A Commons
is a Commons
Product
Commodity
Value
Mediation
Commons
Commons
Commons
Production
Usage
Commons
Commons
Self-Mediating
13. logics of exclusion logics of inclusion
demands needs
externalization internalization
alien purposes own purposes
time saving
as coercion
time spending
as quality of life
negative reciprocity positive reciprocity
logics of competition logics of cooperation
homo
oeconomicus
human
being
abstract equality concrete speciality
structural separation structural communality
formal justice experienced fairness
CommonsCommodity
14. logics of exclusion logics of inclusion
demands needs
externalization internalization
alien purposes own purposes
time saving
as coercion
time spending
as quality of life
negative reciprocity positive reciprocity
logics of competition logics of cooperation
homo
oeconomicus
human
being
abstract equality concrete speciality
structural separation structural communality
formal justice experienced fairness
CommonsCommodity
»Individual development
on the expense of the
development of others«
»Free development of each
being the condition of the
free development of all«
19. Understanding Capitalism
Individual
Society
Producing Livelihoods
Labor, Capital, Market
State, Family
Commodity
Social
Micro
Logics
Capitalist Commodity Production
ImMaterial Production
Personal Reproduction
Means of ReProduction
Separation between
»Production for Others«
and »own reproduction«
21. What's new in Commonism?
Individual
Society
Producing Livelihoods
Stigmergy & Polycentric
Self-Organization
Peer
Commons
22. Understanding Commonism
Individual
Society
Producing Livelihoods
Stigmergy & Polycentric
Self-Organization
Peer
Commons
Social
Micro
Logics
Commonist Peer Production
ImMaterial Production
Personal Reproduction
Means of ReProduction
Relationship between
»Production for Others«
and »own reproduction«
28. Five Step Model After Klaus Holzkamp (1983)
1. Appearing of an embryonic form determining the
future development
2. Rising crisis which can no longer be coped with by
the dominant system
3. Function shift of the embryonic form towards an
important mode of development within the dominant
system
4. Dominance shift of the new mode of development
becoming the prevalent mode
5. Restructuring of whole systems processes towards
the new mode of development
30. What Does „Function Shift“ Mean?
● Peer commons become relevant for capitalism
● Capitalism supports the commons
● Logic of money and markets penetrate the commons
● Contradictions between own logic of the commons and
alien logic of money and markets evolve
► Double-faced contradictions go right through individuals