From Commons to Commonism?
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Presentation given on July 5th, 2015, in the Makamik Squat, Helsinki, Finland.
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From Commons to Commonism?
- 1. From Commons to Commonism? Stefan Meretz keimform.de July 5th , 2015, Makamik, Helsinki, Finland No rights reserved. Do what you want.
- 2. Structure 1. Commons – what is it? 2. Logics of Commodity and Commons 3. Capitalist Societal Mediation 4. Commonist Societal Mediation 5. Societal Transformation
- 3. 1. Commons – what is it?
- 4. The Commons Triangle Resources Products Commons Commoning Natural Goods Community and Rules Networking
- 5. The Commons Triangle Resources Products Commons Commoning Natural Goods Community and Rules Networking
- 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
- 7. Understanding Society Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Creating Societal Mediation Elementary Form
- 8. Understanding Society Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Creating Societal Mediation Elementary Form Social Micro Logics
- 9. Understanding Society Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Creating Societal Mediation Elementary Form Social Micro Logics Social Macro Logics
- 10. 2. Logics of Commodity and Commons
- 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«
- 15. 3. Capitalist Societal Mediation
- 16. First Back to Society in General Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Creating Societal Mediation Elementary Form
- 17. Understanding Society Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Creating Societal Mediation Elementary Form ImMaterial Production Personal Reproduction Means of ReProduction Relationship between »Production for Others« and »own reproduction«
- 18. Understanding Society Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Creating Societal Mediation Elementary Form Social Micro Logics Social Macro Logics ImMaterial Production Personal Reproduction Means of ReProduction Relationship between »Production for Others« and »own reproduction«
- 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«
- 20. 4. Commonist Societal Mediation
- 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«
- 23. Understanding Commonism Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Stigmergy & Polycentric Self-Organization Peer Commons Coordination in Huge Decentralized Systems through Local Informations Hint- based Task Distribution through Self-Selection
- 25. Understanding Commonism Individual Society Producing Livelihoods Stigmergy & Polycentric Self-Organization Peer Commons Self- Structured Networks with Multiple Functional Centers Term from the Commons- Research (by Ostrom)
- 26. Polycentric Self-Organization Infrastructure Institutions Projects Meta S t i g m e r g i c M e d i a t i o n For Imagination only!
- 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
- 29. Five Steps Graphically Embryonic Form Crisis Function shift Dominance shift Restructuring
- 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
- 31. Thank you! ☺ No rights reserved. Do what you want.