PIG
From Moral Utopia to Agreement Community: A Historical Research of Decentralized Organizations in Modern China
This proposal explores the historical development of decentralized organizations in China, tracing back to anarchist and socialist influences since the late Qing Dynasty. It examines the ideological and practical aspects of decentralized movements, particularly how they transitioned from early 20th-century anarchist experiments to contemporary digital nomad cultures, highlighting parallels in community autonomy and political culture. The research aims to uncover the historical roots and cultural implications of protocols as both a technical and cultural phenomenon, focusing on their impact on societal structures and personal relationships. The study will employ historical documentation and case studies, complemented by interviews and field trips to create a comprehensive narrative and theoretical discussion on the evolution of decentralized protocols in China.
Author: Yun Miumiu, Xixi