2016
DOI: 10.5209/rev_tk.2016.v13.n1.51936
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La ética hacker frente al capitalismo netárquíco: software libre y peer production en las iniciativas de Economía Colaborativa en Andalucía

Abstract: RESUMENEn los últimos años el término Economía Colaborativa se ha popularizado sin que, hasta el momento, haya sido definido de manera inequívoca. Bajo esta denominación se engloban experiencias tan diversas como bancos de tiempo, huertos urbanos, startups o grandes plataformas digitales. La proliferación de este tipo de iniciativas puede relacionarse con una multiplicidad de factores tales como el desarrollo tecnológico, la recesión económica y otras crisis superpuestas (medioambiental, de cuidados, de valore… Show more

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“…Lastly, there were some key issues highlighted by members of the open-source software enterprises. While they welcome the popularization of the logic of sharing (the idea of ‘sharing is good’) inherent to the hacker and open-source software movements (Fernández-García & del Moral-Espín, 2016; Himanen, 2001), they are also alert to the possibility of capital transforming the logic of sharing and common benefit into privatized profit. Therefore, the discourse of this specific sector of entrepreneurial initiatives integrates part of the critical and resistant discourse with the ‘reinforcing neoliberalism’ frame.…”
Section: Results: the Regional Collaborative Economy Scene In Andalusiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Lastly, there were some key issues highlighted by members of the open-source software enterprises. While they welcome the popularization of the logic of sharing (the idea of ‘sharing is good’) inherent to the hacker and open-source software movements (Fernández-García & del Moral-Espín, 2016; Himanen, 2001), they are also alert to the possibility of capital transforming the logic of sharing and common benefit into privatized profit. Therefore, the discourse of this specific sector of entrepreneurial initiatives integrates part of the critical and resistant discourse with the ‘reinforcing neoliberalism’ frame.…”
Section: Results: the Regional Collaborative Economy Scene In Andalusiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This means that, as happens with CBPP (commons-based peer production), they are not mainly driven by the for-profit (private interest) orientation that defines most entrepreneurial projects. On the contrary, in their practice they tend to follow the principles of the hacker ethic (Himanen, 2001), which, to a large degree, are aligned with those of the International Co-operative Alliance 20 (Fernández-García & del Moral-Espín, 2016). In this sense, they create use value for their local communities and for global communities as well, and their discourses question the commercial direction taken by the sharing movement and advocate more politicized forms of socio-digital and economic relations.…”
Section: Discussion: the Four Scenarios Of Collaborative Economy In Amentioning
confidence: 99%