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“Consumption cooperatives organise themselves in order to establish direct contact with providers, but then, why don’t people self-organise their technological providers, buying the technological support they need directly from them, like carrots?” — Margarita Padilla

“Food sovereignty is the right of peoples to healthy and culturally appropriate food produced through ecologically sound and sustainable methods, and their right to define own food and agriculture systems. It puts those who produce, distribute, and consume food at the heart of food systems and policies rather than the demands of the market and corporations.”
— Via Campesina

TS Genealogy

Via Campesina (1996, 2007): food sovereignty…
Margarita Padilla, Spideralex, etc.
Calafou, Campamento para la autonomía, Trobada de Comunitats, etc.
Barcelona City Council, etc.

Made in Calafou…

in collaboration with…

Ritimo Foundation, France;
hacklabbo, Italy;
COATI, Europe;
and others.

Technology Sovereignty

#. Temporality: “Taking your time” #. We: “Sovereign” #. Responsibility: Five Ws (Who? What? Where? When? How? How much? Why?) #. Exchange-based: “Immaterial workers” are compensated #. Ecology: Raw materials, labour rights, energy use, etc.

Book, vol.1

Thematic overview
French, Spanish, Catalan, Italian (new!)
SOLD OUT

Book, vol.2

Case studies
French, English, Spanish, Catalan, Italian
FORTHCOMING, September 2017

Vol.2: Table of Contents

Preface by Margarita Padilla

Part 1: Initiatives for technology sovereignty

Non-destructive algorithms vs. weapons of math destruction
Rhyzomatica, community mobile phone network
COATI: Simultaneous translation using radio frequencies
Leaking platforms
Collective of alternative, transparent, open, neutral and solidarity service providers (CHATONS)

Part 2: Developing the characteristics of technology sovereignty

Encrypting mails with usable tools: Mass adoption of encryption technologies
Keeping technological sovereignty: The case of IRC
Gamification
Appropriate technologies
Technology Sovereignty Cooperatives