Design And Determination: The Role Of Information Technology In Redressing Regional Inequities In The Development Process

Abstract

Part I: Design and Development: The Worlds We Live In: Design and determination: overcoming exclusion in an emergent global context Chains, networks, webs: the topology and geography of a global system of development Wicked problems and evil empires, positivism, complexity and the Cold War origins of the information society Virtual working: public and private presence in hyperspace Windows of opportunity: supporting development with appropriate technologies or appropriated technologies. Part II: Determination and Design: Frames and Paradigms: Finding a lever to move the world: the design paradigm and its value Time-frames and design decision-making Finding a place to stand: a 'metatechnical' framework for development Cultures, designs and design cultures, Perry Morrison with Stephen Little. Part III: From Geography to History: Designing A Place In The World: Development by design: two national development paths, Melih Kirlidog with Stephen Little Designing development: cultural consonances in post-cold War development, Stephen Little with Melih Kirlidog Through the window or through the looking glass: prospects for greater equity in development Bibliography Index.

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