Ezio Manzini (Honorary Professor, Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
Politics of the Everyday
Ezio Manzini (Honorary Professor, Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
Politics of the Everyday
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A manifesto for a collaborative design practice to empower people and communities to address the urgent social and political problems that confront us today.
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A manifesto for a collaborative design practice to empower people and communities to address the urgent social and political problems that confront us today.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Designing in Dark Times
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 152
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 131mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 164g
- ISBN-13: 9781350053649
- ISBN-10: 1350053643
- Artikelnr.: 50115726
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Designing in Dark Times
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 152
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 198mm x 131mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 164g
- ISBN-13: 9781350053649
- ISBN-10: 1350053643
- Artikelnr.: 50115726
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Ezio Manzini founded DESIS Network, the international network of design for social innovation and sustainability. He is Distinguished Professor of Design for Social Innovation at ELISAVA School of Design and Engineering, Barcelona; Honorary Professor at the Politecnico di Milano, Italy; and Guest Professor at Tongji University, Shanghai, and Jiangnan University, Wuxi, China. His previous book Design, When Everybody Designs. An Introduction to Design for Social Innovation was published by MIT Press in 2015.
Preface
You are here. A point of view and of action on the world
1. Light communities. Social forms in a fluid world
If the world becomes fluid. Transformative social innovation. Local
discontinuity in the transition. Social commons and their regeneration.
People, encounters and conversations. Community as a space of opportunity.
Continuity of place. Meaningful encounters and their enabling ecosystems.
The value of lightness
2. Life projects. Autonomy and collaboration
Projects, designers and design capability. The crisis of the conventional
mode. Difficulties, risks and opportunities. Projects, autonomy and new
conventions. Capabilities, tools and results. Life projects as bricolage.
Complexity and individual responsibility. Exploring and transforming the
field of possibility. Collaborative projects and autonomy. Collaborative
living, as an example. Communities of interest and communities of purpose.
Enabling ecosystems and designing coalitions. Collaboration and relational
values.
3. Politics of everyday life. Design activism and transformative normality
Everyday life makes policies. The world seen (and constructed) by those who
live in it. Change the world from where you are. The systemic effects of
everyday choices. Can we escape the control apparatus? Transgressive
tactics and strategies. From activism to transformative reality. Innovation
trajectories and design choices. The Platform economy and the new
co-operative movement. Sharing economy and collaborative economy.
Collaboration, efficiency and relational value. Everyday-life policies,
other policies and other democracies.
4. Project-centred democracy. Ecosystems of ideas and projects
The complex nature of democracy. A regime capable of learning. The
dimensions of the crisis. Experimenting distributed democracy.
Participatory democracy and social innovation. Participatory enabling
ecosystems. The scenario of project-centred democracy. Infrastructure for
project-centred democracy. Diffuse design capabilities.
Afterword
Another book. Design experts and diffuse design capability
You are here. A point of view and of action on the world
1. Light communities. Social forms in a fluid world
If the world becomes fluid. Transformative social innovation. Local
discontinuity in the transition. Social commons and their regeneration.
People, encounters and conversations. Community as a space of opportunity.
Continuity of place. Meaningful encounters and their enabling ecosystems.
The value of lightness
2. Life projects. Autonomy and collaboration
Projects, designers and design capability. The crisis of the conventional
mode. Difficulties, risks and opportunities. Projects, autonomy and new
conventions. Capabilities, tools and results. Life projects as bricolage.
Complexity and individual responsibility. Exploring and transforming the
field of possibility. Collaborative projects and autonomy. Collaborative
living, as an example. Communities of interest and communities of purpose.
Enabling ecosystems and designing coalitions. Collaboration and relational
values.
3. Politics of everyday life. Design activism and transformative normality
Everyday life makes policies. The world seen (and constructed) by those who
live in it. Change the world from where you are. The systemic effects of
everyday choices. Can we escape the control apparatus? Transgressive
tactics and strategies. From activism to transformative reality. Innovation
trajectories and design choices. The Platform economy and the new
co-operative movement. Sharing economy and collaborative economy.
Collaboration, efficiency and relational value. Everyday-life policies,
other policies and other democracies.
4. Project-centred democracy. Ecosystems of ideas and projects
The complex nature of democracy. A regime capable of learning. The
dimensions of the crisis. Experimenting distributed democracy.
Participatory democracy and social innovation. Participatory enabling
ecosystems. The scenario of project-centred democracy. Infrastructure for
project-centred democracy. Diffuse design capabilities.
Afterword
Another book. Design experts and diffuse design capability
Preface
You are here. A point of view and of action on the world
1. Light communities. Social forms in a fluid world
If the world becomes fluid. Transformative social innovation. Local
discontinuity in the transition. Social commons and their regeneration.
People, encounters and conversations. Community as a space of opportunity.
Continuity of place. Meaningful encounters and their enabling ecosystems.
The value of lightness
2. Life projects. Autonomy and collaboration
Projects, designers and design capability. The crisis of the conventional
mode. Difficulties, risks and opportunities. Projects, autonomy and new
conventions. Capabilities, tools and results. Life projects as bricolage.
Complexity and individual responsibility. Exploring and transforming the
field of possibility. Collaborative projects and autonomy. Collaborative
living, as an example. Communities of interest and communities of purpose.
Enabling ecosystems and designing coalitions. Collaboration and relational
values.
3. Politics of everyday life. Design activism and transformative normality
Everyday life makes policies. The world seen (and constructed) by those who
live in it. Change the world from where you are. The systemic effects of
everyday choices. Can we escape the control apparatus? Transgressive
tactics and strategies. From activism to transformative reality. Innovation
trajectories and design choices. The Platform economy and the new
co-operative movement. Sharing economy and collaborative economy.
Collaboration, efficiency and relational value. Everyday-life policies,
other policies and other democracies.
4. Project-centred democracy. Ecosystems of ideas and projects
The complex nature of democracy. A regime capable of learning. The
dimensions of the crisis. Experimenting distributed democracy.
Participatory democracy and social innovation. Participatory enabling
ecosystems. The scenario of project-centred democracy. Infrastructure for
project-centred democracy. Diffuse design capabilities.
Afterword
Another book. Design experts and diffuse design capability
You are here. A point of view and of action on the world
1. Light communities. Social forms in a fluid world
If the world becomes fluid. Transformative social innovation. Local
discontinuity in the transition. Social commons and their regeneration.
People, encounters and conversations. Community as a space of opportunity.
Continuity of place. Meaningful encounters and their enabling ecosystems.
The value of lightness
2. Life projects. Autonomy and collaboration
Projects, designers and design capability. The crisis of the conventional
mode. Difficulties, risks and opportunities. Projects, autonomy and new
conventions. Capabilities, tools and results. Life projects as bricolage.
Complexity and individual responsibility. Exploring and transforming the
field of possibility. Collaborative projects and autonomy. Collaborative
living, as an example. Communities of interest and communities of purpose.
Enabling ecosystems and designing coalitions. Collaboration and relational
values.
3. Politics of everyday life. Design activism and transformative normality
Everyday life makes policies. The world seen (and constructed) by those who
live in it. Change the world from where you are. The systemic effects of
everyday choices. Can we escape the control apparatus? Transgressive
tactics and strategies. From activism to transformative reality. Innovation
trajectories and design choices. The Platform economy and the new
co-operative movement. Sharing economy and collaborative economy.
Collaboration, efficiency and relational value. Everyday-life policies,
other policies and other democracies.
4. Project-centred democracy. Ecosystems of ideas and projects
The complex nature of democracy. A regime capable of learning. The
dimensions of the crisis. Experimenting distributed democracy.
Participatory democracy and social innovation. Participatory enabling
ecosystems. The scenario of project-centred democracy. Infrastructure for
project-centred democracy. Diffuse design capabilities.
Afterword
Another book. Design experts and diffuse design capability







