This book advances the practice and theory of design ethnography. It presents a
methodologically adventurous and conceptually robust approach to interventional and …

Designing among Indigenous and non-Indigenous people is turbulent because we are all
working within differing legacies of colonialism and entrenched systems of “othering.” When …

This Special Issue (SI) for Design and Culture is an outcome of many conversations over
several years, catalyzed by a series of international symposia on Design and Social …

I was born in Japan, but I have been living and working in Melbourne, on east Kulin lands,
since 2002. I acknowledge the unceded sovereignty of the Traditional Custodians, the Woi …

This paper grapples with complicities of decolonising as we attempt to unsettle Dominant
conventions in Design, which ossify through repetition, such as reoccurring conferences …

Decolonisation is increasingly a matter of concern in global design and technology research
and practice. Decolonising discourses address the ongoing societal challenges of political …

Design Research for Change includes books that highlight the wide-ranging social, cultural,
economic, and environmental impacts of emerging design research on industry …

This paper explores how the concept of autonomous design, as proposed by Arturo Escobar
(2012, 2017a, 2017b) and inspired by the global South, can inform socially engaged design …

The notion that policing and incarceration are permanent and necessary, if in need of reform
or more “humane” design, guides contemporary practices of making in a range of design …

The first sociology class I taught—just a few years after studying and collaborating with
different students and faculty at Parsons—was “Introductory Sociology.” This was something …