Cooperation and immaterial production in free software

Multitudes 1 (2000)
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From the genesis of the Unix, a cooperative operating system, to mass productive cooperation around GNU/Linux and free software, it is about seizing the caracteristics of an emergent model, in and against the new capitalist productive arrangement

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