Chapter 1 Introduction to the Edited Volume

Chapter 2 The Multiple Applications of 3D Printing: Between Maker Movements and the Future of Manufacturing

Chapter 3 Bottom-up Economics. Foundations of a Theory of Distributed and Open Value Creation

Chapter 4 Can Open Source Hardware Disrupt Manufacturing Industries? The Role of Platforms and Trust in the Rise of 3D Printing

Chapter 5 A Critical View of 3D Printing Regarding Industrial Mass Customization Versus Individual Desktop Fabrication

Chapter 6 Fabrication Laboratories (Fab Labs)

Chapter 7 Open Source Hardware Startups and Their Communities

Chapter 8 Distributed Manufacturing in the Shanzhai-Schumpeterian Innovation State

Chapter 9 Materializing Digital Futures

Chapter 10 3D Printing as Driver of Localized Manufacturing: Expected Benefits from Producer and Consumer Perspectives

Chapter 11 Assessing the Environmental Impact of Decentralized Value-Chain Patterns Involving 3D Printing Technologies—A Comparative Case Study

Chapter 12 How Decentralized Technologies Can Enable Commons-Based and Sustainable Futures for Value Creation