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href="#ulink_67deb5ee-bedb-5e86-84fd-a171c5ae9758">4 Post‐2010: Peer Production Theory Moves into the Mainstream 5 Conclusion: What is the Impact of Peer Production Theory Today? 6 Acknowledgments References 8 Virtue, Efficiency, and the Sharing Economy 1 Introduction 2 Commons‐Based Peer Production and Adjacent Practices 3 Participation, Collaboration and the Rhetorical Dimensions of Network Culture 4 Utopian Thinking and Copyright Conflicts 5 Conclusion References 9 Open Licensing Peer Production 1 Introduction 2 Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Licenses 3 Open Licenses for Cultural Works 4 Open Licenses for Functional Works 5 Developments in Open Licensing 6 Conclusion References 10 User Motivations in Peer Production 1 Introduction 2 Individual Motivation 3 Choosing a Task to Work On 4 Peer Production as a Social Practice 5 Conclusion References 11 Governing for Growth in Scope 1 Introduction 2 Case Analysis 3 Scope of the Innovation LifeCycle 4 Governance Rights 5 Patterns of Growth 6 Advancing a Research Agenda References
12 Part IV: Cases: Realizing Peer Production 12 Free and Open Source Software 1 Introduction 2 Genesis of a Movement 3 How it Works: The Economy and Sociology of Free and Open Source Software 4 Beyond Experimentation: Mainstream Adoption and Social Significance 5 Challenges 6 Conclusion References 13 Wikipedia and Wikis 1 Introduction 2 The Wiki Platform 3 Wikipedia: Background and History 4 Wikipedia and its Contributors 5 Wikipedia and Its Content 6 The Wikipedia Community 7 Wikipedia and the Role of Experts 8 Wikipedia and the Media Ecology 9 Conclusion References 14 Participatory Cartography 1 Introduction: New Materialism and the Technologies of Hacker Cartography 2 Technological Power 3 OpenStreetMap 4 Global Positioning System 5 DIY Drones and 3D Robotics 6 Countermapping in Indonesia 7 Conclusion References 15 P2P Learning 1 Introduction 2 Curriculum Selection 3 Learning Process 4 Knowledge Abstraction 5 Learning Infrastructures 6 Conclusion Acknowledgments References 16 Biohacking 1 Introduction 2 History 3 Practices and Identities 4 Examples of DIY Medicine 5 Openness and Democratization 6 A Sociology of the “yourself”