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The Commons Transition Strategies Wiki is a database for policy papers and proposals related to Commons Transition. The Commons Transition Platform is an independent and open global policy making platform on Commons Transition Plans. The Commons Transition Wiki acts as an indexed repository of material on transitioning societies at all levels towards a commons orientation, both in the field of shared knowledge pools and material production. For a general overview on Commons Transition, please visit our main site. To contribute, click here. POLICIES FOR A COMMONS TRANSITION These policy documents are designed to enable real world practices towards a society based on shared material and knowledge commons. The plans contained here, although originally created for Ecuador's FLOK Society Project have been adapted to be non-region specific. We share them to give an overview of the many precedents and possibilities pointing to a fairer societal order, and inspire civil society collectives at the local, regional, national and global levels to adapt them to their particular contexts. Commons Transition Policy Papers Commons Transition Plan by Michel Bauwens Public Policy for a Social Knowledge Economy by John Restakis Open Design Commons and Distributed Manufacturing by George Dafermos TOWARDS A PARTNER STATE The Partner State is the concept whereby public authorities play a sustaining role in the 'direct creation of value by civil society', i.e. sustains and promotes commons-based Peer Production. Introduction to the Partner State Transition Proposal Towards a Commons Oriented Economy Three Competing Societal and Economic Models in the Age of Peer Production The New Triarchy Phyles Commons Based Reciprocity Licenses Open Cooperativism See all Commons Transition Strategies CASE STUDY 1: Ecuador's FLOKSociety Project All the policy papers produced for Ecuador's FLOKSociety project between September 2013 and May 2014. Authors include Michel Bauwens, John Restakis, George Dafermos and Janice Figueiredo: FLOK Research Plan Overall View to the FLOK's investigative streams Streams Human Capabilities Commons-oriented Productive Capacities Social Infrastructure and Institutional Innovation Open Technical Infrastructures Common's Infrastructure for Collective Life CASE STUDY 2: The Catalan Integral Cooperative The Catalan Integral Cooperative (or CIC) functions as a political project seeking to tie together consumer and labor initiatives. The CIC’s objective is to generate a self-managed post-capitalist society based on P2P principles and environmental and social realities. The CIC decided to adapt the transition plan originally written for Ecuador's FLOKSociety project in the Summer of 2014. About the Catalan Integral Cooperative CIC Commons Transition Plan CIC Commons Transition New Proposals RELATED PROJECTS Transnational Related Projects The P2P Foundation Share the World's Resources Sustainable Economies Law Center Faircoop Post Growth Institute OpenState.cc Browse through all the Transnational Related Projects Glocal Related Projects Category:P2P Lab Category:CIC Browse through all the Glocal Related Projects Operational Commons Legislations.

WELCOME TO THE COMMONS TRANSITION WIKI!   400px This project is itself a commons, open to all contributions, and intended for the benefit of all who need it. If you'd like to add your feedback and help build this wiki, please read on. WIKI HELP First time working with a Wiki? Here's the Wiki help page. We suggest you follow this 5 minute wikitext tutorial in our Sandbox, with our cheat sheet. Resources on Commons Transition The Commons Transition Wiki is a workspace and repository for Commons-Transition related documents, case studies and policy papers. Related online resources include Commons Transition Home Page Contains a general overview on Commons Transition Strategies, articles, videos and a blog. It is the landing page for the Commons Transition Platform. The P2P Foundation Wiki Is the world's largest online resource for P2P and Commons oriented knowledge. The P2P Foundation is an international organization focused on studying, researching, documenting and promoting peer to peer practices. The Commons Transition Wiki is free and open content licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike (CC -BY -NC -SA ).

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