A programme of activity around how design and economics shape each other.
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Call for contributions to #designresearch conference Nordes, 11-14 june 2023, @liu_universitet
nordes2023.org/
@LiUdesign @Nordes_conf @AIGAdesign @PDC_conference @SDNetwork @RSDSymposium @ServDes @AHRCDesignLF @SVID @SvenskForm
Defaced money show in Cambridge addresses 250 years of anger - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-ca…
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Friends looking for some one brilliant to join the @DarkMatter_Labs team: R&D focused - working on 2nd & 3rd horizon solutions: Domain - Public Finance innovation necessary for transition. Direct message me please :)
A list of introductory materials on Modern Monetary/Money Theory: wecanhavenicethings.com/intr… (via @StephanieKelton) #MMT
Would like to explore this theme in the next event.
“people living together in friendship and collaboration can generate outcomes that no service, no matter how well designed or resourced ever can.” — @TessyBritton link.medium.com/ySZJVSqWatb
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Degrowth or Green Growth - which will deliver a thriving future? Dive into this crucial 90 min debate between @jasonhickel & @SamFankhauser, which I moderated in the spirit of respectful disagreement. @oxfordgeography @TheSmithSchool #greengrowth #degrowth youtube.com/watch?v=YxJrBR0l…
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Debate: Degrowth v Green Growth
17.30 (UK) Fri 2nd Sept.
Featuring: @jasonhickel @SamFankhauser @KateRaworth
Livestream here: youtu.be/YxJrBR0lg6s
More details (including how to attend in person) here:
eventbrite.com/e/how-to-save…
Please do. We'll share some information about submissions very soon.
Didn’t think I had any more design and economics ideas to explore but one has just appeared out of the air. Might have to start preparing something to submit for the next @EconomicsDesign. Funny how things can turn on the smallest connections between words and pictures.
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In essence, degrowth aims at a society in which well-being is mediated less by capitalist market transactions, exchange values, or material consumption – and more by collective forms of provisioning, use values, and fulfilling, meaningful, and convivial relationships. /15
We should start compiling a new, public reading list. What should be on it?
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"anything without a price tag – including the environment, peace and unpaid domestic work – was considered to be of little value to a nation’s economy." aeon.co/videos/we-all-play-b… (via @vickytnz)
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How about formal models that explore alternatives to capitalism (e.g. the latest edition of Science & Society scienceandsociety.com/editor…)
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Join @bettinanissen, @integloerich and I for a @drs2022bilbao paper session on 'Designing New Financial Transactions' coming up at 5pm today, challenging design researchers to engage with money and economy. #drs2022Bilbao
You can read all the papers here: conftool.pro/drs2022/index.p…
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Happening today @ 16:00 CET!
I will be moderating a special session at the World Urban Forum #WUF11 as co-Chair of the @CouncilonUrban.
We will look at cases of cities prioritising the common good when transforming public space.
Join us live: wuf.unhabitat.org/event/shap…
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Would love 2 see more contributions on confronting the legacies of oppression in systemic design: rsdsymposium.org/rsd11-focus…
The deadline 4 @RSDSymposium is now June 30th!
(Image from our workshop series “Should we abolish systemic design?” w Alberto Soriano & Shivani Prakash)
ALT Image shows a gigamap with definition of systemic design and questions about its assumptions and orientation connected with how it is complicit in systemic oppression.