Manifesto
P2P Models is a research project that combines social research and free/libre technologies to foster social and economic justice. Our challenge is to co-create inclusive decentralized tools and theories. We seek practical applications to facilitate collective action.
1.
Inclusive Tech
co-designed with communities to have an impact in their lives, while using open decentralized tech.
2.
Horizontality
we believe in collective and horizontal decision-making, and decentralization of power.
3.
Feminism
as a transversal practice to balance power, promote post-meritocracy, and value caring, invisible work, and a sustainable life.
4.
Commons-driven
with a fully open culture for our software, research and outcomes, while supporting commons-based communities.
5.
Diversity
since we collectively grow and learn through our differences and views, we seek and explore diverse methods, disciplines and people.
6.
Research
with social impact and strong principles: technology is not neutral, action-research methods, interdisciplinary environment.
Team
Samer Hassan
Principal Investigator
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David Rozas
Geeky Sociologist
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Genoveva López
Financial & Administrative Matters
Communication Strategist
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Silvia Semenzin
Digital Sociologist
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Antonio de la Iglesia
Communication
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Jorge Saldívar
Computer Science Postdoctoral Researcher
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Advisory board
Primavera De Filippi
CNRS & Berkman Klein Center at Harvard
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Yochai Benkler
Berkman Klein Center at Harvard
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Mayo Fuster
UOC & Berkman Klein Center at Harvard
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David Bollier
Schumacher Center for a New Economics
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Juan Pavón
Complutense University of Madrid
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Collaborators
Kawther Saeedi
Visiting Scholar
Software Engineering
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Javier Arroyo
Blockhain Dilettante
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David Davó
Research Assistant
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Past collaborators
Paulo J. Colombo
Blockchain Developer
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Silke Helfrich
Commons Strategies Group
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Youssef El Faqir
Computer Science PhD Student
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Silvia Dimol
Feminist Anthropologist
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