Social change - Class and capital in peer production - This paper formulates the hypothesis that peer production is actually a hyperproductive mode, forcing for-profit entities to adapt to its characteristics, thereby further integrating into the existing political economy, but not without the transformative effects of its 'market transcending aspects'. It goes on to hypothesise the emergence of a ...
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2009
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| Authors: | Bauwens, Michel |
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Capital & class : CC. - London [u.a.] : Sage Publ, ISSN 0309-8168, ZDB-ID 7512314. - 2009, 97, p. 121-142
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