Rapport sur l’action du Digital Commons Policy Council en faveur de la reconnaissance des communs numériques

Mathieu O'NEIL; Kit  Braybrooke; Sebastien Broca; Xiaolan Cai; Rachel CUNNEEN; Angela Daly; Cecilia Rikap; Denise THWAITES; Stefano Zacchiroli

Rapport sur l’action du Digital Commons Policy Council en faveur de la reconnaissance des communs numériques

Translated title of the contribution: Report on the actions of the Digital Commons Policy Council in favour of the recognition of digital commons

Mathieu O'NEIL, Kit Braybrooke, Sebastien Broca, Xiaolan Cai, Rachel CUNNEEN, Angela Daly, Cecilia Rikap, Denise THWAITES, Stefano Zacchiroli

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The DCPC is an international think tank established in 2021. It advocates for initiatives seeking to protect and expand the digital commons and to use the digital commons to accelerate the transition to a more ecologically sustainable and fair society. It does so by producing evidence-based public reports on the digital commons and related topics, educational resources for primary and secondary schools, how-to guides to assist in the creation of commonly held resources and by making submissions and recommendations to government.

Translated title of the contribution	Report on the actions of the Digital Commons Policy Council in favour of the recognition of digital commons
Original language	French
Place of Publication	Canberra
Publisher	University of Canberra
Number of pages	50
ISBN (Electronic)	9781740885751
ISBN (Print)	9781740885690
Publication status	Published - 30 May 2024

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