Books

1. Open source agriculture: Grassroots technology in the digital era [site] [text]
2. Peer to peer: The commons manifesto [site] [text]

Journal articles

1. How to reap the benefits of the ‘digital revolution’? [site] [text]
2. How convivial and open is a WikiHouse? [site] [text]
3. Breaking the chains of open innovation: Post-blockchain and the case of Sensorica [site] [text]
4. To BIM or not to BIM? Lessons learned from a Greek vernacular museum building [site] [text]
5. Small and local are not only beautiful; they can be powerful [site]
6. From private to public governance: The case for reconfiguring energy systems as a commons [site]
7. Teaching commons through the game of musical chairs [site] [text]
8. Should we look for a hero to save us from the coronavirus? [site] [text]
9. Cosmolocalism: Understanding the transitional dynamics towards post-capitalism [site] [text]
10. Tools from below: Making agricultural machines convivial [site] [text]
11. Who creates value? [site] [text]
12. Bridging barriers in sustainability research: Α review from sustainability science to life cycle sustainability assessment [site] [text]
13. Is ‘deschooling society’ possible? Notes from the field [site] [text]
14. Are the most influential websites peer-produced or price-incentivized? [site] [text]
15. Can peer production democratize technology and society? A critical review of the critiques [site] [text]
16. Mapping the types of modularity in open-source hardware [site] [text]
17. How to reinvigorate vernacular buildings in the digital era? [site] [text]
18. Counter-hegemonic decision premises in commons-based peer production: A degrowth case study [site] [text]
19. Can communities produce complex technology? Looking into space for insight [site] [text]
20. Energy governance as a commons [site] [text]
21. Sustainable rural electrification: Harnessing a cosmolocal wind [site] [text]
22. Towards a theory of value as a commons [site] [text]
23. Buddhism, wealth, and privilege: Ambedkar and Habermas [site] [text]
24. Tracing sustainable production from a degrowth and localisation perspective [site] [text]
25. From creative destruction to convivial innovation [site] [text]
26. Beyond high-tech versus low-tech [site] [text]
27. Beyond global versus local [site] [text]

Reports & op’eds

1. Cosmo-local work: Organisational practices for equitable and sustainable living [text]
2. How to create a thriving global commons economy? [site] [text]
3. Is the smart city a good city? [site]
4. The value of exploitation: How to reclaim our lives and livelihoods in common [site]

Book chapters

1. The grammar of peer production [site] [text]
2. Peer production and state theory: Envisioning a cooperative partner state [site] [text]
3. Peer-to-peer learning [site] [text]

Videos & podcasts

1. Cosmolocalism in a nutshell [video]
2. Changemaking ideas in 3 minutes YouTube series [site]
3. Τzoumakers: A mountainous community of open source technologies [video]
4. Τzoumakers: The birth of an open source agricultural community [video]
5. How to reap the benefits of the ‘digital revolution’? [video]
6. How to replace the cult of selfishness with life after growth [podcast]

Events

1. Post-automation? Towards democratic alternatives to Industry 4.0 [site]
2. Documentation development workshop [site]
3. Strategy meeting on policies for a commons-based technology [site]
4. Summer school: Technology, society and the future [site]
5. Summer school: Energy as a commons [site]
6. Summer school: Life after growth [site]
7. Materialities and socialities of postcapitalism [site]

Pilot work

1. The Tzoumakers community makerspace, GR [site]
2. The Zyamdrel Zo’Sa cooperative makerspace, BT [site]
3. The Opentechpark initiative [site]
4. The Commonen energy cooperative [site]