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AoIR 2026

Association of Internet Researchers conference, Mexico City, 14-17 Oct. 2026

Snurb — Thursday 15 October 2026 15:10

From Capitalist Technology to Commons-Based Tequiology

Politics | Produsage Communities | Produsers and Produsage | Internet Technologies | Intellectual Property | Creative Commons | AoIR 2026 | Liveblog |

For the last stop of my current travels, I’m at the undisputed conference highlight of the academic year – the 2026 Association of Internet Researchers conference in Mexico City, which starts with a keynote by Yásnaya Elena Aguilar Gil. She starts with the saying that the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house, a saying which is perhaps also applicable to our current sociotechnical situation – to the mixture of patriarchy, colonialism, and capitalism. This is a mixture which cannot be separated any more; it is also a series of systems that beget each other: patriarchy creates colonialism, and …

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