Power, Governance, and Justice in Digital Knowledge Practices

Dieser Band untersucht, wie Offenheit in zeitgenössischen digitalen Wissensinfrastrukturen gestaltet, geregelt, hinterfragt und gelebt wird. Von Open-Source-Software und Internetstandards über Citizen-Science-Plattformen bis hin zu Datensystemen des öffentlichen Sektors und alternativen Computerpraktiken zeigt das Buch, dass Infrastrukturen niemals neutrale technische Grundgerüste sind. Es handelt sich vielmehr um zutiefst politische Konstruktionen, die Werte verankern, Macht verteilen und bestimmen, wessen Wissen zählt...

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Herausgeber:innen: Katja Mayer, Astrid Mager, Renée Ridgway

Content

Introduction: The Politics of Open Digital Knowledge Infrastructures

Astrid Mager, Katja Mayer, Renée Ridgway

1. Send Conservatively, Accept Liberally: Cultural Governance of Open Internet Standards

Corinne Cath 

2. From Free Software to Open Source: Traversing the Terminologies, Values and Ethics of an Open Knowledge Infrastructure

Renée Ridgway

3. The Internet Infrastructure Has Never Been Open

Niels ten Oever

4. Infrastructuring Openness: Austrian Practices and Politics of Opening Up Government Data

Astrid Mager

5. The Future of Urban Waste: From Closed Systems to Open Waste Data Infrastructure

Celina Strzelecka

6. The Politics of Federated Protocols: Openness Organised through Digital Sovereignty

Francesca Musiani

7. OpenEdition as a Governed Milieu: Towards an Ecological Understanding of Open Digital Knowledge Infrastructures

Simon Dumas Primbault

8. The Politics of Infrastructuring Inclusivity: DOAJ and its Ambassador Programme

Ivonne Lujano Vilchis, Katrine Sundsbø, Ina Smith, Joanna Ball

9. Paradoxes of Openness: Power, Reciprocity, and the Governance of Scholarly Infrastructures

Katja Mayer

10. From Data to Display: Infrastructures of Openness in the Making

Lucie Kolb , Lara Kothe

11. Beyond the Digital Divide: Data Governance and Indigenous Sovereignty in Andean Potato Conservation

Julio Sebastián Zárate Vásquez , Jason A. Delborne

12. Opening Network Infrastructures: The Sociomaterial Politics of Openness in Grassroots Community Networks

Stefano Crabu

13. From Permacomputing to Agbogbloshie: Open-Knowledge Infrastructures for Computational Repair

Cyrus Khalatbari

14. Controversial Openness, an Exploration of Open Image Generation Assemblages

Nicolas Malevé

15. Infrastructuring openness or opening infrastructures?

Annalisa Pelizza, Renée Ridgway

16. (Trans)action Cycles: New Resource Architectures for a Digital Commons

Katharina Meyer

17. Open Digital Infrastructures for Democratic Resilience and Economic Sovereignty

Leonhard Dobusch , Maximilian Heimstädt