From P2P Foundation

Conference held in Cambridge, UK in April 2006.

Podcasts are available here at http://www.ibiblio.org/hhalpin/homepage/podcasts/immaterial/

Description

• Nick Dyer-Witheford(University of Western Ontario): The circulation of the common

• Michel Bauwens (Foundation for P2P Alternatives, Thailand): The political economy of peer production

• Harry Halpin(University of Edinburgh): Digital Sovereignty: The immaterial aristocracy of the World Wide Web

• Nebojsa Milikic: Inquiry with workers from Bor, Serbia

• Steve Wright (Monash University): There and back again: mapping the pathways within autonomist Marxism

• Massimo DeAngelis and David Harvie (University of East London and University of Leeds): Cognitive capitalism and the rat race: How capitalism measures ideas and affects

• Emma Dowling (Birkbeck College, London): Formulating new social subjects?