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\"\"<\/a>The state of platform cooperativism November 7-9, 2019 at the New School.<\/p>\n

Around the globe, we are starting to build an alternative economy that benefits the many, not just the few. Our passions, research, and projects challenge platform capitalism and chart a more democratic future. We show that an inclusive economy is not only necessary but already growing among us.<\/p>\n

When starting a platform co-op, we have a much better chance at success if we rely on the support of our communities, established co-ops, incubators, co-op banks, unions, foundations, researchers, lawyers, technologists, and policymakers. \u201cWho Owns the World?\u201d is about building connections between these groups, finding the much-needed support, and learning from each other. For the first time, this event will bring together many of the most active players in this movement worldwide to share updates and insights, instigate initiatives, make new friends, lift each other up, plan next steps, and find new business partners as well as funders.<\/p>\n

Celebrating 10 years of digital labor conferences at The New School, \u201cWho Owns the World?\u201d will feel the pulse of platform cooperativism, worldwide.<\/p>\n

Victoria Alexander<\/a>, director at the Dactyl Foundation and editor of Dactyl Review<\/em><\/a>, will speak<\/a> about efforts to transform literary fiction publishing using a co-operative platform model.<\/p>\n