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This paper briefly outlines some of the key problems with today’s academic publishing followed by experiments in countering these problems conducted by a global community loosely associated with New Zealand’s Editors’ Collective. The first part of the paper outlines a brief genealogy. It moves on to practical examples of tinkering with the text, followed by a discussion of main implications and challenges. After a brief insight into the theory of collectivity, the paper concludes with a need to engage in critical collective writing praxis and a call for action.
Collective writing; Knowledge socialism; Philosophy; Postdigital; Praxis; Methodology; Openness; Academic labour; Peer co-production; Peer review; Epistemology; Collegiality; Emancipation
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