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245 00 $aDesigning peace :$bbuilding a better future now /$cpreface by John Paul Lederach ; edited by Cynthia E. Smith.
246 30 $aBuilding a better future now
264 1 $aNew York :$bCooper-Hewitt Museum,$c[2022]
300 $a244 pages :$billustrations ;$c30 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
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337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (page 205) and index.
500 $aThis book is published in conjunction with the exhibition "Designing peace" at Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, New York, June 10, 2022 - September 4, 2023.
505 00 $tMusings on peace /$rJohn Paul Lederach --$tForeword /$rRuki Neuhold-Ravikumar --$tPreface /$rDarren Walker --$tDesigning the future now /$rCynthia E. Smith --$tHow can design support humane forms of peace and security? --$tAn architecture of peace /$rMichael Murphy --$tSocial emergency response centers --$tImaging the just city /$rToni L. Griffin --$tThe adventures of Daly graphic novels --$tIn transit studio /$rHåvard Breivik-Khan and Tone Selmer-Olsen --$tStartblok Elzenhagen --$tOceanix City --$tChristmas operations --$tBody mapping --$tIsland tracker --$tBorders and boundaries /$rBeth Simmons, Michael Kenwick, Dillon Horwitz --$tTeeter-totter wall --$tPapers, please --$tThe business of peace /$rJason Miklian and Kristian Hoelscher --$tHow can design address the root causes of conflict? --$tNew world summits /$rJonas Staal --$tNew world summit -$tRojava --$tCONIFA --$tA new climate change council /$rMichael Adlerstein --$tRegreening Africa --$tAstropolitics: Depletion of terrestrial resources and the cosmic future of capitalism --$tRare earthenware --$tHate speech lexicons --$tStalled! --$tPeace pavilion --$tHouse of peace --$tUniversal declaration of human rights posters --$tPositive peace index --$tHow can design engage creative confrontation? Beautiful trouble toolbox /$rNadine Bloch and Andrew Boyd --$tBlack Lives Matter Harlem street mural --$tArt the arms fair --$tObjects, people, and peace /$rCaroline O'Connell --$tMaps (bullet rug series) --$tUniversality through visual symbols /$rLee Davis --$tWorld peace symbol --$tExtinction symbol --$tHow can design embrace truth and dignity in a search for peace and justice? --$tCitizen-state, a bottom-up reparation model /$rEveristo Benyera --$tMy ancestors' garden --$tThe murder o Halit Yozgat --$tPaper monuments --$tWomen, war, and peace /$rBinalakshmi Nepram interview with Cynthia E. Smith --$t"To whom does the earth belong?" /$rPablo Ares and Julia Risler --$tThe chronic --$tConflict kitchen --$tDesigning the kitchen /$rMerve Bedir --$tHow can design facilitate the transition from instability to peace? --$tDesigning for dignity --$tHarassMap --$tDesigning for urban inclusivity /$rChelina Odbert --$tBLUE: The architecture of UN peace missions --$tRecoding post-war Syria --$tStone garden --$tKorea remade --$tJordan River Peace Park --$tRefAid --$tCasa Azul --$tIdeas box --$tSafe passage bags workshop.
520 8 $aDesigning Peace' asks, how might we collectively put our creative forces together to envision a future we want to live in and take action to create it now? This book is an intersectional snapshot of the actions-culturally diverse and wide-ranging in scale-that are currently in play around the world. Offering perspectives on peace through essays, interviews, critical maps, project profiles, data visualizations, and art, this book conveys the momentum that design can gain in effecting a peace-filled future. From activists, scholars, and architects to policymakers, graphic, game, and landscape designers, Designing Peace flips the conversation: peace is not simply a passive state signifying the absence of war, it is a dynamic concept that requires effort, expertise, and multi-dimensional solutions to address its complexity. Designers engage with individuals, communities, and organizations to create a more sustainable peace-from creative confrontations that challenge existing structures, to designs that demand embracing justice and truth in a search for reconciliation. This publication aims to expand the discourse on what is possible if society were to design for peace.
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