News and Research articles on Community ownership

This study examines how a government-led mobility platform in South Korea, framed as a cooperative digital solidarity project, faltered due to socio-technical misalignments, opaque governance, and limited community control.

KEYWORDS: Collaborative governance, Platform cooperativism, Digital solidarity economies, Community ownership, Blockchain technology

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