8. working hypothesis ( 2 ) designers (and design researchers) may play a relevant role conceiving and promoting of scenarios of sustainable ways of living and solution based on local system changes).
16. valorization of local typical products . the production of high quality highly localized products as craft goods, food and music; the success of the Slow Food Association; …
17. advanced local systems of production-consumption . local use of local resources; local food networks and reduced food-miles; direct links between producers and consumers; ….
18. cosmopolitan localism a balance between being localised (rooted in a place and in the community related to that place) and open (to global flows of ideas, information, people, things and money).
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20. distributed computing and distribute generation . connected computers and connected local energy systems (co-generation and renewable energies plants) as a new possible infrastructure …
21. localization of global product-systems . point of sale/use production : to produce only what is needed, when is needed and where is needed; …
22. distributed systems production systems organized as networks of small scale, flexible, highly context-related units. ( Distributed Economies Laboratories )
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24. end-users applications as blogs, podcast, wikis, social networking websites, search engines, auction websites and peer-to-peer services . considered as a whole these applications are called social computing or web 2.0 ,
25. building a new common knowledge . Wikipedia : in few year the largest world-wide encyclopedia edited by a multiplicity of distributed authors
26. developing large projects . Linux: thousand of users collaborate to the contents astronomic research : a high number of experts and/or of dedicated amateurs are involved in complex projects
27. organizing local initiatives . MeetUp and SmartMobs : platforms to get a critical mass in order to start a new common initiative BBC Action Network : people with a specific interest are enabled to find out and to meet who, in the same neighborhood, has the same interest.
28. collaborative networks . large scale, highly distributed systems which combine many players to carry out complex tasks without requiring burdensome, top-down hierarchical organization ( RED , Design Council, UK)
56. MeetUp , SmartMobs, BBC Action Network : platforms to get a critical mass in order to start a new common initiative; : people with a specific interest are enabled to find out and to meet who, in the same neighborhood, has the same interest.
57. Moving Population Example Lack of Friends Budget Limitation “ 愛拼才會 赢 ” “ Pinker is a Lifestyle” Web Platform/Forum
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60. creative communities . groups of people who organize themselves to solve a problem and/or to open a new possibility ( EMUDE-Creative Communities , European Research)
61. which kind of vision does it emerge from the convergence of these four innovation streams ?
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64. new sense of place . there is an horizontal integration of a multiplicity of places/communities . a society where “the local” is not local !
65. distributed economy local activities organized as small units synergistically connected with each other. a society where “the small” is not small !
66. active well-being people give an active contribution to the well-being production . a society where the well-being is “produced” (more than consumed) !
67. designing networks creativity and design capapbilites are diffused; everybody designs . a society as a mesh of designing networks !
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70. traditional highly localized society De-localized global society the ‘Leapfrog’ hypothesis the shift towards an advanced multi-local society in the not-yet (fully) industrialized societies advanced multi-local society 1 2 3