Migration and borders, municipalism and the commons are the axes of a Festival of art and politics that invites dialogue and participation
In conjunction with the Madrid European Commons Assembly, part of the P2P Foundation team will be present at the TRANSEUROPA festival. Come join us!
Teaser
This summer six students from around the world remotely worked on the development of open source projects with mentorship from members of the Berkman Klein community through the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) program.
CiTiP is partner in PREEMPTIVE Project
Article 22 and a Lack Thereof:
A Comparative History and Future of a Right to a Human in the Loop
This blogpost has been adapted from the press release by Europeana.
Nathan Jurgenson in The New Inquiry: “Modernity has long been obsessed with, perhaps even defined by, its epistemic insecurity, its grasping toward big truths that ultimately disappoint as our world grows only less knowable. New knowledge and new ways of understanding simultaneously produce new forms of nonknowledge, new uncertainties and mysteries. The scientific method, based in deduction and falsifiability, is better at proliferating questions than it is at answering them.