Cooperativism and Human-Computer Interaction
Cooperativism and Human-Computer Interaction
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合作主义与人机交互
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10.1145/3290607.3311751
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2019
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Coye Cheshire
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作者：
A. Fedosov;Airi Lampinen;Tawanna R. Dillahunt;A. Light;Coye Cheshire
如果社会、经济和环境的可持续性是联系在一起的，那么支持越来越多的非营利组织和成员所有的组织提供Trebor Scholz所说的“平台合作主义”[17]就变得前所未有的重要。总之，这些组织不仅解决其成员在工作世界中确定的问题，而且还提供网络驱动的共享事物（例如，书籍，工具）和资源（例如，木工空间，fab实验室）的集合，使当地社区受益，潜在地改变，不仅在社区一级使用资源，而且在地面上的社会经济结构（例如，[15]）。与通常与共享经济相关的营利性服务（如Uber、Airbnb）相比，平台合作社试图倡导生态、经济和社会的可持续性，其目标是促进更公平的商品和劳动力分配，最终创造更强的社区意识。虽然一些HCI子社区（如CSCW）已经开始探索这一新兴现象，特别是利用人种学研究方法，但研究人员呼吁采用更多样化的HCI方法来解决平台合作社、成员驱动的交换系统和更广泛的合作主义中日益增长的挑战。该小组旨在将来自不同HCI子社区的研究人员聚集在一起，围绕合作主义和平台确定未来HCI的研究方向。
If social, economic and environmental sustainability are linked, then support for the increasing number of non-profit groups and member-owned organizations offering what Trebor Scholz has called "platform cooperativism" [17] has never been more important. Together, these organizations not only tackle issues their members identify in the world of work, but also provide network-driven collections of shared things (e.g., books, tools) and resources (e.g., woodworking spaces, fab labs) that benefit local communities, potentially changing, not just use of resources at community level, but socio-economic structures on the ground (e.g., [15]). In contrast to for-profit services often associated with the sharing economy (e.g., Uber, Airbnb), platform co-ops attempt to advocate ecological, economic and social sustainability, with the goal to promoting a fairer distribution of goods and labor, ultimately creating a stronger sense of community. While some HCI sub-communities (e.g., CSCW) have started to explore this emergent phenomenon, especially leveraging ethnographic research methods, researchers have called for more diverse HCI approaches to address the growing scope of challenges within platform co-ops, member-driven exchange systems, and cooperativism more broadly. This SIG aims to bring together researchers from different HCI sub-communities to identify future research directions in HCI around cooperativism and platforms.