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She Ji -- Design, Economics, and Innovation by Justin Cook

by Ken Friedman, Cees de Bont, Derek B Miller, Jordan Beck, Susu Nousala, Danah Henriksen, Jerry Diethelm, Cara Wrigley, Don Norman, Gerda Gemser, Maria Camacho, Justin Cook, Hugh Dubberly, and Kees Dorst

This issue we address is “The Design Continuum from Simplicity to Complex Systems.” Articles incl... more This issue we address is “The Design Continuum from Simplicity to Complex Systems.” Articles include: 1) “From Autonomous Systems to Sociotechnical Systems: Designing Effective Collaborations” by Kyle J. Behymer and John M. Flach with commentary by Derek Miller, Hugh Dubberly, Paul Pangaro, and Susu Nousala. 2) “Examining Practical, Everyday Theory Use in Design Research” by Jordan Beck and Erik Stolterman with commentary by Danah Henriksen, Jeffrey Bardzell, and Deirdre Barron. 3) “Design Innovation Catalysts: Education and Impact” by Cara Wrigley. 4) “De-Colonizing Design Thinking” by Jerry Diethelm. There are also book reviews by Luke Feast and Don Norman, and an exchange of letters between Stuart Walker, Gerda Gemser, and Cees de Bont.

Papers by Justin Cook

The euphoria of accessibility Attitude, practice, and services The limits of centralized systems ... more The euphoria of accessibility Attitude, practice, and services The limits of centralized systems Learning by doing Material matters Scaling up the business "From yuck to cool" Extending the impact: from households, to communities, to cities Applying the same approach to recycling Driven by design Basics Key individuals

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Sitra Working Papers provide multi-dimensional information about developments affecting societal ... more Sitra Working Papers provide multi-dimensional information about developments affecting societal change. Working papers are part of Sitra's future work conducted by means of forecasting, research, projects, experiments and education. Towards a Sustainable Well-being Society From Principles to Applications Measured in terms of economic development and social justice, the model of Western welfare states has been one of the most successful societal models in the world. But many welfare states are now going through a historical transformation. The public spending crisis, economic restructuring and adaptation to climate change are huge challenges to be addressed. These challenges reflect a deeper and longer-term structural crisis of the 20th century societal paradigm. What is needed now is the same kind of courage, visionary thinking and openmindedness that we had when we first began to build the welfare state. Adjusting to planetary boundaries Addressing well-being in a holistic way Developing inclusive and adaptive governance Building competencies for a complex world Empowering individuals and communities Moving to a regenerative and collaborative economy

Sustainability, Human Well-Being, and the Future of Education