Research Lines

Networked Politics is a collaborative research on new forms of political organization. In these subsections you will find materials for four areas of our inquiry: Movements, Networks and New Forms of Organisation The innovations and problems arising from movements: their development in practice of a new approach to knowledge, new forms of action and organisation Political ... Continues

Where we are

June 2008 ACTIVITIES IN ACTION: 1. Building bridges: Collective development of a map of inspiring experiences, resources and useful contacts for networking in the States. Participate at: USA Networking Map 2. Collective editing and online (maybe hardcopy) publication of the work of the Berlin seminar. OTHER RECENT NEWS 3. Progress on the dictionary project. 4. Presentations of Networked Politics Publications 5. … Continues

Latest posts

Peer governance and politics

by mbauwens, August 12th, 2008. Posted in Uncategorized.

I thought it might be useful to present the approach of the P2P Foundation concerning networked politics, through a few of the basic texts on the topic. - the basic formulation of the emergence of peer production, governance and property formats were published in CTheory. - In Re-public, there is a more specific formulation of the political … Continues

Orsan Senalp

by O.Senalp, February 8th, 2008. Posted in Bios of participants.

Orsan Senalp (Ankara, 1975) is an anti-capitalist activist/researcher originally from Turkey. In his home country he actively involved in left party politics, labor, trade union and consumer movements, and co-published a national academic/political review. He wrote several articles -in both Turkish and English- over destruction of neoliberal capitalist restructuring. He holds a master degree in … Continues

Luis Ángel Fernández Hermana

by vallcarca, January 30th, 2008. Posted in Bios of participants.

Science writer and consultant in ICT. I started (and finished) the company Enredando.com, that published the electronic magazine en.red.ando. Since 1998, the company developed what today are known as social networks or web 2.0, i.e. information systems for online collaborative work, for virtual communities and for online knowledge management. More, here: lafh.… Continues

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