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Index
Aaker, Jennifer L.,
281
Abramovitz, Moses,
71
abundance
defining,
274
–276
does not lead to utopia,
284
economy of,
9
,
11
,
93
,
109
,
271
–303
Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA),
294
advertising
the end of traditional,
247
–252
Internet,
251
and the materialist,
279
–280
Agarwal, Anant,
116
The Age of Access
(Rifkin),
231
–232,
252
agricultural output, and climate change,
288
–289
algorithm(s)
assessment in movies and music,
130
energy,
143
healthcare.
see
healthcare
increasing sophistication of,
129
,
220
manipulation,
203
and marketing,
249
neutrality,
203
TrustCloud,
258
Amazon,
126
–127,
186
,
199
–205,
232
,
256
,
262
American Economic Association,
71
,
87
American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T),
49
–51,
54
,
148
,
198
,
202
,
204
Anderson, Robert,
48
Appropriate Technology Movement,
100
–101
apocalypse, two wild cards of,
286
artificial intelligence (AI),
20
,
114
,
121
,
129
–131,
267
,
269
Ashoka,
265
–266
Ashton, Kevin,
74
automobile(s)
sharing,
226
–231
see also
Ford, Henry; oil
Ayres, Robert,
71
Baran, Paul,
294
Barnes, Peter,
191
–192
Basulto, Dominic,
147
Bell, Alexander Graham,
49
–51
Benkler, Yochai,
151
,
185
,
191
,
193
–194
Bergan, Mike,
190
BerkShares social currency,
261
Berners-Lee, Tim,
199
–201
Bevin, Ernest,
53
Big Data
and algorithm(s).
see
algorithms(s)
and the CleanWeb movement,
146
and the Internet of Things,
11
–14,
73
,
142
–146,
181
,
195
replacing human labor,
121
,
129
,
267
and social media,
199
–200
UPS uses,
11
–12
and Watson,
130
bike sharing,
227
biosphere lifestyle,
297
–303
Biosphere Politics
(Rifkin),
167
The Biotech Century
(Rifkin),
170
bitcoin,
262
Bok, Bernhard,
215
Botsman, Rachel,
234
BrainTalk Communities,
244
Brand, Stewart,
100
brick and mortar
classroom(s), decline of,
113
–119
retailer(s), decline of,
127
–128,
238
–239,
253
Brin, Sergey,
230
–231
Brock, Gerald,
51
Brown, Jerry,
230
Brown, Lester,
275
Burleson, Albert S.,
50
Burns, Lawrence D.,
229
Businessweek,
198
Cadwalladr, Carole,
116
–117
Cahn, Edgar,
261
Calvin, John,
59
capitalism
the birth of,
39
–41
and a coal-powered steam infrastructure,
41
–47
coming of,
61
–62
and courtship with vertical integration,
39
–55
Darwin unhappy with his ideas being used to support,
63
–64
differences between free markets and,
39
the eclipse of,
2
–9
father of modern.
see
Smith, Adam
historical background of,
22
,
27
–65
and human nature through a capitalist lens,
57
–59
incapability of,
221
logic that drives,
41
and monopoly/oligopoly.
see
monopoly or oligopoly
as a peculiar form of enterprise,
43
and shift to the Collaborative Commons.
see
Collaborative Commons
under siege,
9
–10
and utilitarian doctrine,
62
–63
Capitalism 3.0: A Guide to Reclaiming the Commons
(Barnes),
191
–192
Carey, Kevin,
118
–119
car-sharing,
226
–231
Carus-Wilson, E. M.,
34
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS),
292
Cha, Ariana Eunjung,
169
Chakrabarty, Ananda,
165
Chronicle of Higher Education
(Carey),
118
–119
Church, George,
86
clean IT.
see
Cleanweb Movement
Clemens, Eric,
250
–251
climate change,
286
–291
Clinton, President Bill,
7
,
164
,
188
Coase, Ronald,
137
,
150
–151,
207
–208,
211
collaborative
age,
76
–77,
86
,
107
–110,
131
,
151
,
217
,
230
,
302
,
311
classrooms.
see
massive open online courses (MOOCs)
etymology of,
18
–19
freedom,
226
rise in collaborative innovation,
21
Collaborative Commons,
153
–222
collaboratists prepare for battle,
173
–192
and comedy of the commons,
155
–172
and the communications commons,
195
–205
and the cooperatives’ renaissance,
211
–217
definition of,
16
and healthcare.
see
healthcare
historical background of,
16
–17
importance of,
17
–18
and logistics commons,
217
–221
and managing temporal resources,
221
–222
the medium is the domain,
177
–181
and a new commons narrative,
181
–187
and the new deal’s greatest success,
206
–211
and protests to reclaim the public,
187
–188
rise of the,
16
–25
as a self-managing economic enterprise,
16
shift from exchange value to sharable value,
19
–20
and the struggle to define and control the intelligent infrastructure,
193
–222
as technological soul mate of the IoT,
18
see also
the comedy of the commons; social capital and the sharing economy
the comedy of the commons,
155
–172
design principles of effective commons,
161
–162
rediscovering,
156
–165
and Törbel Commons covenant agreement of 1483,
160
–161
see also
Hardin, Garrett; Rose, Carol
“Commons affliction,”
187
Community supported agriculture (CSA),
239
–240
computer-aided design (CAD),
124
computer(s), cost(s) of,
80
concentration patterns,
54
–55
conservation easement(s),
186
consumer(s)
and access over ownership,
20
contour crafting,
96
contradiction between intellectual-property rights and open-source access,
100
–101
see also
patent(s)
Coursera,
115
–118
currencies, alternative,
259
–262
Craigslist,
249
Crane, David,
83
Creative Common licenses,
94
,
179
–180,
186
crowdfunding,
19
,
146
,
256
–257,
269
crowdsourcing approach to research,
116
,
242
–243
cyber attacks/cyberterrorism,
286
,
291
–296
cyber thieves,
76
data security and privacy, associated with IoT,14
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA),
125
Dell, Adam,
239
DeLong, J. Bradford,
7
–9
De Kestelier, Xavier,
97
Demetri, Dr. George,
242
The Descent of Man
(Darwin),
63
Dini, Erico,
97
Dobb, Maurice,
40
Doctorow, Cory,
95
dominance of social media,
201
see also
Facebook; Friendster; Myspace; Twitter
driverless vehicle(s),
126
,
230
–231
Drucker, Peter,
264
Duffy, John,
137
eBay
becoming an online monopoly,
201
–205
cuts out the middlemen,
232
and free currency,
262
as a profit-seeking enterprise,
252
ecological footprint,
107
,
274
–276,
284
,
286
,
302
Econofly,
145
economic need for greener/cleaner energy,
10
“Economic Policy for the Information Economy” (Summers and DeLong),
7
–9
“Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren” (Keynes),
6
–7
The Economist,
5
,
77
–78,
121
–122,
251
,
259
,
265
economy of abundance,
297
–303
and a biosphere lifestyle,
297
–303
circular, idea of a,
236
–237
and the sustainable cornucopia,
273
–296
education, higher.
see
massive open online courses (MOOCs)
edX,
115
–116
Eisenstein, Elizabeth,
179
electricity
importance of,
51
–53
liberates women,
285
Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI),
142
,
293
–294
electromagnetic spectrum,
148
,
165
,
167
,
185
,
189
–190
electronic healthcare records,
13
,
130
,
244
Elkington, John,
264
The Empathetic Civilization
(Hegel),
301
employment, new kinds of,
266
–269
The End of Work
(Rifkin),
121
–122
energy
adaptive computing,
85
Commons,
205
–206
cooperatives,
215
–217
costs at data centers,
84
–86
and economics,
10
–11
and fossil fuel(s).
see
fossil fuel(s)
free,
81
–84
and Germany.
see
Germany