[iDC] Paul B. Hartzog - Re?Introduction

Thu Nov 5 08:01:38 UTC 2009

Dear fellow labour scholars,

Thanks Michael. Sam Rose and Paul Hartzog were indeed in great form here in
Manchester and will be with you all in a couple of weeks. Unfortunately I
cannot attend, but I will attend the following conference with my
forthcoming book (in press, hopefully in print in two months), The
International Political Economy of Work, in which I conclude that peer to
peer scenarios for work offer the most compelling arena for the restoring of
agency and personal subjectivities.

The Media Ecologies and Postindustrial Production conference which I have
just hosted in Salford went incredibly well and I've created a slideshare
site for it. If people would like to view the slides please send me an
email.

Yours, Phoebe

-- 
Employment profile: http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/page/Phoebe_Moore

JCEPS--my recent article: UK Education, Employability and Everyday Life
http://www.jceps.com/index.php?pageID=article&articleID=151

Media Ecologies workshop, Nov 2009, Manchester
http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/sssi/p2p/index.html

Manchester Film Cooperative: http://www.manchesterfilm.coop/
2009/11/4 Michael Bauwens <michelsub2003 at yahoo.com>

> Dear Paul,
>
> since you are  just returning from the first workshop on open
> infrastructures in Salford, where I appreciated your presentation with Sam
> Rose (the best I have seen in 3 years of travelling as far as I'm
> concerned), I'm hoping you can share your impressions here, since it was
> also very much collected with work, and organized by labour scholar phoebe
> moore?
>
> Michel
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> > From: Paul B. Hartzog <paulbhartzog at gmail.com>
> > To: iDC <iDC at mailman.thing.net>
> > Sent: Wed, October 28, 2009 4:28:05 PM
> > Subject: [iDC] Paul B. Hartzog - Re?Introduction
> >
> > Hi all,
> > not sure if I've ever actually introduced myself here before,
> > but since I'll be paneling at http://www.digitallabor.org
> > Trebor asked me to post.
> >
> > Here's the bit from http://digitallabor.org/speakers1/paul_hartzog
> > Paul B. Hartzog, one of the coiners of the word "panarchy," is an
> > independent scholar and hacker, currently teaching at the University
> > of Michigan's School of Information. Recipient of an NSF IGERT to
> > study complex systems, he has a Masters in Globalization and
> > Environmental Politics from the University of Utah, and a Masters in
> > Political Theory from the University of Michigan.  His work on
> > panarchy hybridizes political philosophy/economy, network culture,
> > complex systems, and critical social theory. His work online ranges
> > from "Panarchy and the Wikification of Politics" to an important
> > conversation with Trebor Scholz "Toward a Critique of the Social Web."
> > In addition to articulating emerging dynamics, Paul also is a
> > cofounder of The Forward Foundation a consulting group that develops
> > open-source infrastructure for collaboration and sharing. His clients
> > include Howard Rheingold, Stanford University, and The Institute for
> > the Future. He lives in Ann Arbor with his wife and two sons.
> >
> > but wait! there's more :-)
> >
> > Way back when I realized that environmental commons and ecologies
> > were also descriptions of emerging technologies,
> > so I quickly drew the parallel while working with Elinor Ostrom,
> > Howard Rheingold, et al,
> > and dashed off in the direction of complex systems,
> > where I encountered a plethora of valuable conceptual tools
> > but no commitment to philosophy, merely method.
> >
> > My primary modes of interaction are verbal and face-to-face,
> > so despite my advocacy of new technologies,
> > I myself often have difficulty actually staying active with them. :-)
> > The upside of this is that I love to talk to people,
> > so feel free at the conference to corner me,
> > offer your thoughts, and ask me questions.
> >
> > As i said in the conclusion of
> > "Toward a Critique of the Social Web" (with Trebor):
> >
> > "The invitation is always open."
> >
> > -p
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > --------------------------------------------------------
> > http://www.PaulBHartzog.org
> > http://www.panarchy.com
> > PaulBHartzog at PaulBHartzog.org
> > PaulBHartzog at panarchy.com
> > PHartzog at umich.edu
> > --------------------------------------------------------
> > The Universe is made up of stories, not atoms.
> >                 --Muriel Rukeyser
> >
> > See differently, then you will act differently.
> >                 --Paul B. Hartzog
> > --------------------------------------------------------
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-- 
Employment profile: http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/page/Phoebe_Moore

JCEPS--my recent article: UK Education, Employability and Everyday Life
http://www.jceps.com/index.php?pageID=article&articleID=151

Media Ecologies workshop, Nov 2009, Manchester
http://www.espach.salford.ac.uk/sssi/p2p/index.html

Manchester Film Cooperative: http://www.manchesterfilm.coop/
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