economía colaborativa /colaborative consumption

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Collaborative Consumption describes the rapid explosion in swapping, sharing, bartering, trading and renting being reinvented through the latest technologies and peer-to-peer marketplaces in ways and on a scale never possible before. MORE Technology is increasingly enabling us to make money from our time, skills and possessions, with the agreeable side effect of strengthening our communities. One of the 10 ideas that will change the world. What matters in the new era is not your physical wealth, but your reputation.

What’s Mine is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption

http://collaborativeconsumption.com/
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/155/the-sharing-economy.html Enlarge COLLABORATOR: Rachel Botsman, 33, used to be a corporate consultant. She is now a leading evangelist of the sharing economy. | Photograph by Jude Edginton It's 8:30 a.m. in Silicon Valley, and Neal Gorenflo is already busy sharing.

The Sharing Economy | Fast Company

http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/04/americas-post-ownership-future/237825/ We were promised an "ownership society."* It was President George W. Bush's campaign slogan when he ran for reelection in 2004. The comforting term invoked responsibility and stability. It connoted a patchwork of plots, homes, and fences extending into the horizon of every city suburb.

America's Post-Ownership Future - Derek Thompson - Business - The Atlantic

Emergence Collective | a prototype of the future

Back in February we presented The Future of Money and The Future of Art at Transmediale in Berlin. At the festival I had the pleasure of meeting Christian Villum, the public project lead of Creative Commons Denmark , who took an interest in The Future of Money. Here we are a couple months later, and thanks to the enthusiasm of Christian and his colleagues in Sweden, Norway and Iceland, Jay Cousins and I will be travelling north next week to present The Future of Money to the Scandinavian Creative Commons community on the Nordic CC Salon Tour . http://www.emergence.cc/

We Just Went Through 200 Years of Radical Economic Upheaval -- The Next Economic Era Offers Us a Chance to Control It | | AlterNet

Proposing a 'design economy' -- the more we participate in it and share it, the better we all live and the more sustainable and stable it can become. Editor's Note: The following essay is a deep-think attempt to re-imagine the fundamental concepts of how modern societies can restructure their economies and how citizens can reorder their lives in a more democratic fashion. The author considers the emerging technologies of the future and the huge problems posed by industrial economics. Proposing a Design Economy http://www.alternet.org/story/148215/we_just_went_through_200_years_of_radical_economic_upheaval_--_the_next_economic_era_offers_us_a_chance_to_control_it?page=entire
http://www.relationship-economy.com/2010/09/the-4-elements-of-social-capitalism/

The 4 Elements of Social Capitalism | Relationship Economy

All of us have been enabled to use social media as the means to build social capital that enhances our individual and our collective economies. Each of our benefits can be significantly enhanced if the “system” of social media is continuously improved. Improvement will only come if we all learn to use appropriate and relevant knowledge to improve the value social media affords us.

Future Positive » Gift Economy

This single page contains words and links related to the gift economy that have been posted here at Future Positive and at CommUnity of Minds . Also see: GIFT egrity , Read the Scientific Basis for the GIFT egrity , and the Specifications for a GIFT egrity . To understand the role of reputation in the open-source culture, it is helpful to move from history further into anthropology and economics, and examine the difference between exchange cultures and gift cultures. Human beings have an innate drive to compete for social status; it’s wired in by our evolutionary history. For the 90% of that history that ran before the invention of agriculture, our ancestors lived in small nomadic hunting-gathering bands. High-status individuals (those most effective at informing coalitions and persuading others to cooperate with them) got the healthiest mates and access to the best food. http://futurepositive.synearth.net/gift-economy/
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