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Exploitation of the self in community-based software production: Workers' freedoms or firm foundations? In this article, Phoebe Moore and Paul A. Taylor look at the possibilities for open source to become an alternative arena for production — One that overcomes the values inherent in post-Fordist capitalism, and in particular those that proselytise a model of individual self-improvement linked to ...

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