The future of politics: distributed creativity and DIY policy design
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posted on 2024-07-11, 15:23 authored by Elizabeth TunstallWhat is the role of design in a complex, distributed world of policy formation and implementation? Why is the model of distributed creativity more appropriate for this domain? This essay will seek to address these questions by proposing a futuristic project for DIY policy design that takes distributed creativity and Web 2.0 as the heart of its methodological approach. This approach seeks to re-imagine the role of design and the designer in the world of government policy.
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