Chapter 4 · Countering Enclosure: Reclaiming the Knowledge Commons
Funded the launch of DSpace as an open-source repository platform.
Printed pages 97 · enabler · technology company and project funder · evidence in narrative
PC-0138 · generation 0 · Supporting Ecosystem
Hewlett-Packard
Funded the launch of DSpace as an open-source repository platform.
technology company and project funderBook evidence
At a glance
- Directory scope
- Supporting Ecosystem
- Candidate tier
- Support node
- Role in the book
- enabler
- Book portrayal
- operating at book date
- Book evidence
- Ch. 4, pp. 97
- Current verification
- Book evidence only · current review pending
Current evidence state
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Propose current evidenceCommons anatomy
What kind of work is this?
technology company and project funder
What did it provide?
Funded the launch of DSpace as an open-source repository platform.
Governance and sustainability
Operator, funding, and governance documentation remain open evidence fields for this record.
Preservation
The book record contains archive, library, repository, or preservation-relevant language. A current preservation endpoint remains an open field awaiting direct source evidence.
As documented in the book
This section presents source-grounded summaries with the book’s chapter and pagination. Present-day status appears in its own evidence layer.
Sources and pointers
- Charlotte Hess and Elinor Ostrom, eds., Understanding Knowledge as a Commons: From Theory to Practice ↗Generation-0 source · Ch. 4, pp. 97
Related by book type
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