The Expert Citizen: A Change of Perspectives in Participatory Design
By viewing citizens as experts, the process of design can step away from the idealized versions of participation and the limitation of implementing them
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By viewing citizens as experts, the process of design can step away from the idealized versions of participation and the limitation of implementing them
Boston University sociologist Deborah Carr is leading a team of researchers looking to measure human flourishing and discover ways to allow everyone to thrive in adversity. The project is funded by Templeton World Charity Foundation.
Vancouver’s poet laureate brings stories of the diaspora into focus with two curated selections for Asian Heritage Month.
Vancouver’s poet laureate brings stories of the diaspora into focus with two curated selections for Asian Heritage Month.
A pessimistic view of Chinese agriculture development is based on a Malthusian trap, characterised by diminishing returns to agriculture and a declining land-labour ratio. This column presents stylised empirical facts of 19th and 20th century Chinese agriculture, focusing on the seasonality of labour demand and the resulting rise of sideline employment, to challenge the