KMO remote-hosts a trialogue between Michel Bauwens, Dmytri Kleiner and John Restakis on establishing a peer-production economy in which economic rents are distributed to every member of a community who then vote with their dollars to decide how to deploy capital and determine the direction and priorities of their society. To lay the groundwork for the conversation, KMO provides some rough and ready definitions for the concepts of Georgism, economic rents and neoliberalism.
Manifesting a Material Commons – A Trialogue
By KMO, originally published by C-Realm Podcast
January 8, 2014
Tags: economic rents, neoliberalism, p2p
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