Скачать или смотреть 6.5 Diverse economies of property and ownership

Abstract
This session looks into how diverse-economic understandings can help us disentangle, rearrange and cocreate relations of property and ownership. We are interested in deepening and nuancing the theoretical and methodological insights and blind spots of the diverse economic framework in dialogue with other frameworks. Also, the session offers a chance to reflect on some tricky social, cultural and political issues surrounding forms of property and ownership, particularly in situations where they are being challenged by alternative conceptions. The presentation topics range from considerations of performative and political practices and discourses of "owning" to multiple practices of property in post-Soviet Russia, from solidarity economies to public libraries' changing conceptions of what kind of objects are lendable, and from property theorization in legal studies to media representations of economic change in terms characterizable as "post-ownership".
The session consists of short presentations and ample time for discussion. It is held as a hybrid event, with a face-to-face Finnish node (Tieteiden talo, Helsinki) but also remote presentations. Contact Tuomo to register for updated details on the in-person gathering.
Presenters include Otto Bruun, Teppo Eskelinen, Ella Lillqvist, Marianna Pavlovskaya, Pieta Savinotko and Juhana Venäläinen.