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Digitale Plattformen - Keine Alternative zu Amazon, Google und Co?

Digitale Plattformen - Keine Alternative zu Amazon, Google und Co?
Tom Göhring, Jondis Schwartzkopf, Charlotte Griestop, Gülsüm Cengiz
Exploring Economics, 2020
Level: beginner
Perspective: Ecological Economics
Topic: (De-)growth, Criticism of Capitalism, Globalization & International Economic Relations, Innovation & Technology, Microeconomics & Markets, Reflection of Economics, Resources, Environment & Climate, Social movements & Transformation
Format: Essay
Link: https://spark.adobe.com/page/z2z7YxDAbzRmY/

Dieses Dossier ist im Rahmen der Schreibwerkstatt Ecological Economics, einer Kooperation zwischen der TU Berlin und Exploring Economics entstanden. Weitere Informationen und Dossiers zu der Thematik findet Ihr hier.

Digitale Plattformen - Keine Alternative zu Amazon, Google und Co?

Autor:innen: Tom Göhring, Jondis Schwartzkopf, Charlotte Griestop, Gülsüm Cengiz

Review: Gerrit von Jorck (TU Berlin), Jonas Pentzien (IÖW) , Santje Kludas (IÖW)

Das Dossier führt in die Ökonomie digitaler Plattformen und Plattform-Genossenschaften ein. Nach einer Einordnung in die Marktdynamiken und Enstehungsmuster von digitalen Plattformen stellen die Autor:innen die Alternative der Plattform-Coops vor - welches Potenzial haben sie, welche Herausforderungen müssen Gründer:innen berücksichtigen? Am Ende werden einige Beispiele erfolgreicher Plattform-Coops vorgestellt. Das Dossier kann als vielseitiges Einführungsmaterial in Schule und Universtiät genutzt werden.

Digitale Plattformen und ihre Alternativen

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Kommentar von unseren Editor*innen:

The dossier offers a brief and easily understandable introduction into the economics of digital platforms as well as cooperative platforms. Additional reading material for a deeper understanding are accesible in the text as well as a glossary at the end for further explanations. 

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Tom Göhring
Schlagwörter: capitalism | digitalisation | markets | social ecological transformation | Sociology of Science | student essay | teaching
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