[p2p-research] discussion on Capital and Class issue

Mon Dec 3 20:32:35 CET 2007

Hello all,

I do remember that Andreas mentioned in an early e-mail that a journal 
was interested in the possible papers of the seminar. I think he might 
even have said something on this in the final discussion. I didn't react 
then or later 'cause I didn't perceive any conflict of interest. As I 
understood it, Andreas had in mind a publication of the papers of the 
seminar, with possible influence from the journal, while Phoebe's idea 
was more a special issue around the themes. In any case, I myself expect 
to keep on writing on these issues and any number of possible 
publication venues is fine for me. So, the proposal I sent to Phoebe 
involves a second author, a colleague of mine, and would tilt things 
toward capital and class, and my seminar paper "as is" is still looking 
for a place to be published...

Best,

T:T

Phoebe Moore wrote:
> Hi Andreas et al
> 
> Hmmmmm I guess I wasn't aware that there were other publication ideas
> that were going ahead, also sorry to hear that this wasn't necessarily
> an agreed item, I was under the impression that it was. I have heard
> from nearly all of the speakers with proposals so I am really under the
> assumption that most people are ok with this. Are there any participants
> who would prefer to do it another way?
> 
> At the Capital and Class AGM on Saturday, the other editors were very
> sympathetic to this idea and I was given the go-ahead to proceed. Not
> all papers will necessarily be included, of course: it depends on the
> final proposal I assimilate and on the willingness of course, of
> participants, to see Capital and Class as an agreeable forum for
> publication.
> 
> Does anyone else have insight or comments to make on this? 
> 
> Many thanks
> Phoebe
> 
> Dr Phoebe Moore
> Lecturer in International Relations
> English, Sociology, Politics and Contemporary History & European Studies
> Research Institute 
> University of Salford
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> Manchester, M54WT
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> F: 0161 295 5077
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wittel, Andreas [mailto:andreas.wittel at ntu.ac.uk] 
> Sent: 01 December 2007 18:07
> To: Moore Phoebe
> Cc: p2presearch at listcultures.org
> Subject: RE: [p2p-research] Capital and Class issue
> 
> Hi Phoebe,
>  
> I don't think that I received your first email, so this one comes a bit
> as a surprise to me. It seems like your plans of a Capital & Class
> special issue are already well developed.
> I remember you mentioning this possibility at the workshop, but don't
> recall that there was a general agreement to have C&C as first
> publication choice. Also this would somehow collide with my idea to make
> a book with most of the contributions. No publisher would accept a book
> proposal with contributions that are already published somewhere else. 
> As aleady indicated in several emails preparing the workshop my first
> publication choice would either be an edited book or a special issue
> with a well recognised journal, and we have aleady an expression of
> interest from TCS, which does have a much broader reach than C&C.
> For this reason I am still keen on a discussion about core issues
> emerging from the workshop (in terms of relevance) and about issues
> where participants had different perspectives, standpoints, and
> arguments. This debate has not really started yet and after paternity
> leave I will sure make some comments on this. For me this debate is
> crucial as it will define which theme(s) should be put at the forefront
> of a publication.
> Hope this makes sense,
> Andreas
> 
> ________________________________
> 
> From: p2presearch-bounces at listcultures.org on behalf of Phoebe Moore
> Sent: Fri 30/11/2007 14:30
> To: Michel Bauwens; Ned Rossiter
> Cc: p2presearch at listcultures.org
> Subject: [p2p-research] Capital and Class issue
> 
> 
> 
> Hi all
> 
> After my call for papers for the special edition emerging from our
> workshop on p2p production at Nottingham Trent, I have received 5
> abstracts, three papers, and 2 possible inclusion statements, many
> thanks to all of you. If you haven't submitted one to me, please do so
> and I'll include you. Please include a short bibliography as well.
> 
> In the special issue I want to put the question of 'ethical economy/ies'
> at the forefront because I think this discussion brings up a lot of
> important points as well as questions regarding measurement of value,
> and exchange relations 'outside' of capitalism, and so far I have been
> given both proposals that critique, and advocate p2p as an arena for
> these possibilities. The proposals so far represent the discussion that
> is taking place more broadly and Capital and Class will be an excellent
> forum for this discussion.
> 
> The AGM for the journal is tomorrow and I've 'warned' them of my
> intention to create this special issue. I'll be in touch with you after
> the meeting with more details of what will be required. At this rate,
> the papers will not need to be very long and I'd probably make a
> deadline for next March or so (just something to bear in mind).
> 
> Many thanks
> Phoebe
> 
> 
> Dr Phoebe Moore
> 
> Lecturer in International Relations
> 
> English, Sociology, Politics and Contemporary History & European Studies
> Research Institute
> 
> University of Salford
> 
> Crescent House, Salford
> 
> Manchester, M54WT
> 
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> 
> F: 0161 295 5077
> 
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