Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH)
The “infrastructural mediation” concept, understood as the activity that promotes and develops the production of citizen-driven technical infrastructures, currently seems able to inform a number of existing techno-civic urban practices which are related to the commons. This article specifies the not...
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| description | The “infrastructural mediation” concept, understood as the activity that promotes and develops the production of citizen-driven technical infrastructures, currently seems able to inform a number of existing techno-civic urban practices which are related to the commons. This article specifies the notion and articulates it with those of agency, inverse infrastructure and socio-technical vulnerability. To do so, it explores its implications through an emerging network technology analysis (Commotion MESH wireless community networks), its actants and the community practices that it reveals in the city of Detroit (USA). |
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| spelling | doaj.art-422cc78ffabf453c9d393084680765fa2024-04-04T09:44:21ZengNetcom AssociationNetcom0987-60142431-210X2017-04-0131335210.4000/netcom.2612Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH)François HuguetThe “infrastructural mediation” concept, understood as the activity that promotes and develops the production of citizen-driven technical infrastructures, currently seems able to inform a number of existing techno-civic urban practices which are related to the commons. This article specifies the notion and articulates it with those of agency, inverse infrastructure and socio-technical vulnerability. To do so, it explores its implications through an emerging network technology analysis (Commotion MESH wireless community networks), its actants and the community practices that it reveals in the city of Detroit (USA).https://journals.openedition.org/netcom/2612MESH networkcommunity wireless networkinverse infrastructurerecursive publicagencydigital literacy |
| spellingShingle | François Huguet Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH) Netcom MESH network community wireless network inverse infrastructure recursive public agency digital literacy |
| title | Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH) |
| title_full | Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH) |
| title_fullStr | Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH) |
| title_short | Le déploiement des réseaux communautaires sans fil (MESH) |
| title_sort | le deploiement des reseaux communautaires sans fil mesh |
| topic | MESH network community wireless network inverse infrastructure recursive public agency digital literacy |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/netcom/2612 |
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