: Platform Companies, Sharing Platforms and Digital Commons - Executive Summury
L'Ecole Jardin : anthropologie, histoire et pédagogie des jardins collectifs et familiaux
L’objet de cette recherche est l’étude de « l’école jardin » entre école et jardins collectifs, une école centrée sur le jardin potager et la végétalisation de l’espace scolaire, sur la pratique sensorielle des enfants au jardinage à l’école. Le titre en est : « L’école jardin, anthropologie, histoire et pédagogie des jardins collectifs et familiau...
Le management des conflits par les règles de la collégialité. Une comparaison de trois organisations à gouvernance parte...
Dans les organisations à gouvernance partenariale telles que les associations, les conflits sont plus nombreux et plus difficiles à atténuer. Les principes organisationnels d'Ostrom (2010) garantissent la stabilisation de ces organisations, mais nous manquons d'études sur les moyens de rétablir leur stabilité. L’objectif de notre recherche est d’ét...
Le coopérativisme de plateformes : le projet et l'expérimentation d’alternatives démocratiques au capitalisme numérique
Le développement fulgurant des plateformes numériques au début de la décennie 2010 laissait espérer l’émergence d’une économie plus émancipatrice et démocratique. Pourtant, loin des idéaux de l’économie collaborative, de nombreuses voix ont rapidement dénoncé la domination écrasante de l’économie de plateformes par une poignée d’entreprises multina...
Community Art School: Assembling an art commons for Nijmegen
The city of Nijmegen transformed drastically during the last century during its reconstruction period after the war. The city we know now is characterised by the commodification of city centre. With the proliferation of shopping in the city, the community and neighbourhood became overlooked. However, the people's mentality is still very much rooted...
City Curriculum: Constructing a common place for culture and knowledge exchange
The city of Nijmegen is in a process of losing its unique identity and urban fabric, as a result of a continuous commodification by the interests of private investments. The rise of commercialization creates an environment of strangers where the emphasis lays on individual perspectives and activities, accessible only to particular social groups, th...
The New Common
Published in Law and Critique
This article describes a personal relationship to a common green space in a town in the United Kingdom during the lockdowns prompted by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020–21. It considers the new meanings that are attaching to ‘commons’ as conceptual spaces and material places; and it links this consideration to the terms in which values and norms are b...
Conceptual and normative approaches to AI governance for a global digital ecosystem supportive of the UN Sustainable Dev...
Published in AI and ethics
AI governance is like one of those mythical creatures that everyone speaks of but which no one has seen. Sometimes, it is reduced to a list of shared principles such as transparency, non-discrimination, and sustainability; at other times, it is conflated with specific mechanisms for certification of algorithmic solutions or ways to protect the priv...
The Seeds of The Commons: Peer-to-Peer Alternatives for Planetary Survival and Justice
Published in Postdigital Science and Education
Innovative Models of Governance
Over the course of three days (24–26 February 2021) we hold two panels a day, during which the research team of OPERAS-P (WG 6) presented their findings to gather feedback from invited experts and the audience. The different panels addressed specific scholarly communication topics: innovative governance models in social sciences and humanities (SSH...
