Governing Knowledge Commons

New article from @maanengijsvan and @Nadya_Purtova: "Data as an economic good, data as a commons, and data governance" tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… cc @GKCWorkshop @BrettFrischmann @MrsMRS_PhD

Join us on November 16, 2023 at 11am Central Time/noon Eastern Time with speaker Barry Friedman (NYU) as he discusses his work with @daniellecitron on “CONTROLLING PUBLIC-PRIVATE SURVEILLANCE” #gkc #privacy @barryfriedman1 illinois.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Join us November 9, 2023 at Noon Central/1pm Eastern with speaker David Gray Widder (Cornell Tech) “Smart Cities, Smart Buildings, and IRBs: the Insufficiency of Ivory Tower Research Governance” #gkc #SmartCity illinois.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Join us October 19th, at 11am Central Time/noon Eastern Time when Daniel Shusset (Villanova University) will present “The Social Ontology of Smart Cities: Implications and Applications” illinois.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

To register: illinois.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

The next talk our Smart Cities series, supported by the Knight Foundation, will take place on October 5th, at 11am CT/noon ET with speaker Hauke Sandhaus (Cornell Tech). He will present “Towards Prototyping Driverless Vehicle Behaviors, City Design, and Policies Simultaneously.”

My coauthored paper Governing the knowledge commons: Hybrid relational–contractual governance in china’s mining industry is now available online. Many thanks for insights from @IMurtazashvili @CarloLCordasco @GKCWorkshop @CGMPitt doi.org/10.1016/j.worl…

There's something about having a book in hand. Six months after publication, bound copies of "Governing Smart Cities as Knowledge Commons" are here. Read the #OpenAccess version at cambridge.org/core/books/gov… @GKCWorkshop @MrsMRS_PhD @BrettFrischmann

Join us June 29th at 11CT/noon ET for a talk by @socioanna and @AlinaWernick in the series Smart Cities: Data, Tech, Institutions, and Trustworthy Governance. Register here: illinois.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

@KaraWSwanson @BrettFrischmann Thank you for sharing, @KaraWSwanson! The @GKCWorkshop community grows and grows. A lot of interesting knowledge commons research is produced and shared when Brett, Kathy, and I (and now @MrsMRS_PhD) aren't around. Close the loop and connect via knowledge-commons.net #ISHTIP

Another super interesting knowledge commons article: "Collective Cognitive Capital," by @ProfEmilyMurphy. scholarship.law.wm.edu/wmlr/vol63/iss… cc @GKCWorkshop

Interesting recent knowledge commons article: "Tragedies of the Cultural Commons" by @EtienneT_Esq at the @CalifLRev californialawreview.org/print/tragedie… cc @GKCWorkshop

Interesting new knowledge commons article now published: "Genetic Property Governance" by @ShellySimana in the Yale Journal of Law and Technology. yjolt.org/genetic-proper… cc @GKCWorkshop

Super interesting new knowledge commons paper that doesn't say "knowledge commons": "Infrastructuring the Digital Public Sphere" from Julie E. Cohen. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… cc @GKCWorkshop @BrettFrischmann @MrsMRS_PhD

#BREAKING: FTC proposes blanket prohibition preventing Facebook from monetizing youth data. FTC says that the company violated 2020 privacy order; proposes new protections for children and teens: bit.ly/44kYMF7 /1

What should we make of the "corporation-as-commons" idea? In what sense is a corporation a shared resource, and how is it collectively governed as such? What does this have to do with knowledge commons? @GKCWorkshop @winir2013 @csgskcl CFP at bit.ly/3zNc7aR

Join us May 25th at 3CT/4ET for a talk by @enfascination in the series Smart Cities: Data, Tech, Institutions, and Trustworthy Governance. Register here: illinois.zoom.us/meeting/regist… knowledge-commons.net/projects/smart…

We are so excited to host @AlinaWernick and @socioanna on May 4th at 3CT/4ET! illinois.zoom.us/meeting/regist… #smartcity #HumanRights #governance

“From Thurii to Quayside” by Richard Whitt talks about the challenges of "smart" technologies that in particular fall within two buckets: human governance, and technical interfaces. #SmartCities #UrbanHistory

“From Thurii to Quayside” by Richard Whitt presents a short thought piece that frames several of the key governance challenges that cities face when approaching the Internet of Things (“IoT”) and other “smart” technologies. #SmartCities #UrbanHistory

We are excited to announce Governing Smart Cities as Knowledge Commons will soon be published and available for purchase! Follow this space for more book launch updates. To preorder: cambridge.org/core/books/gov… #GKC #SmartCitiesPublic #DataGovernance