Le logiciel libre et la communauté autorégulée

Meyer, Maryline;Montagne, François
(2007) Revue d’économie politique — Vol. 117, n° 3, p. 387-405 (2007)

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  • Meyer, Maryline
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  • Montagne, FrançoisUCLouvain
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[Open source software and the self-governed community]. Open source software is a public good voluntarily provided by a community of autonomous developers. His production model refers to new developments in the economic theory of governance, We suggest that social capital governs the benevolent community where monetary incentives are absent. However, recent years have seen a rise of corporate investments into open source projects. In this context of hybridization, the self-governed community should be characterized by developers' intrinsic motivation management.
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Meyer, M., & Montagne, F. (2007). Le logiciel libre et la communauté autorégulée. Revue d’économie politique, 117(3), 387-405. https://doi.org/10.3917/redp.173.0387 (Original work published 2007)