Design through collective action / collective action through design

Social design focuses on the creation of interactive systems meant to empower and support collective action. To support and empower meaningful collective action, designers need to attend to the relations that occur in civic life. "Publics" provide a conceptual frame, theorizing social design and structuring design interventions through issues, attachments, and infrastructures. or another. At times those human experiences might be plain to see-via social networking, online gaming, or coordinating calendars (for work or play). At others, the human experience is less prominent but no less there-generating data behind smart cities, participating in open source communities, or using computational tools to support political action. Underneath the differences in domain or application, each of these kinds of interactions prompts or supports different forms of collective action. Some of these forms of collective action result in personal benefit, such as staying

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• Materialising New Forms of Journalism

  Skye Doherty, Jane Johnston et al.•Digital Journalism•2023

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• Civic design

  Open Access•Carl Disalvo, Christopher A Le Dantec•interactions•2017

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• Design, When Everybody Designs

  Ezio Manzini, Rachel Coad•Design, When Everybody Designs•2015

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• Adversarial Design

  Carl Disalvo•Adversarial Design•2012

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• The Logic of Connective Action

  Open Access•W L Bennett, Alexandra Segerberg•Logic of Connective Action•2013

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