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Volume 32, Issue 3
Summer 2016
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ISSN 0747-9360
EISSN 1531-4790
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Introduction
Bruce Brown, Richard Buchanan, Carl DiSalvo, Dennis Doordan, Kipum Lee ...
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 1–5.
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The Future as a Design Problem
Stuart Reeves, Murray Goulden, Robert Dingwall
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 6–17.
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Agonistic, Convivial, and Conceptual Aesthetics in New Social Design
Ilpo Koskinen
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 18–29.
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Systems Intertwined: A Systemic View on the Design Situation
Sigrun Lurås
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 30–41.
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Decentering the Human in the Design of Collaborative Cities
Laura Forlano
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 42–54.
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Baudrillard and the Bauhaus: The Political Economy of Design
Matthew Holt
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 55–66.
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Graphic Design as a University Discipline in Argentina, 1958–1985
Verónica Devalle
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 67–77.
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Beyond Resolving Dilemmas: Three Design Directions for Addressing Intrapersonal Concern Conflicts
Deger Ozkaramanli, Pieter M. A. Desmet, Elif Özcan
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 78–91.
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The Bicycles of China
Victor Margolin
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 92–97.
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Reflection

Re-imagining Participatory Design: Reflecting on the ASF-UK Change by Design Methodology
Alexandre Apsan Frediani
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 98–111.
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Book Reviews

World History of Design
Grace Lees-Maffei
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 112–114.
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Unrelenting Innovation: How to Build a Culture for Market Dominance
Kalle Lyytinen
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 114–116.
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Design Attitude
Ashis Jalote Parmar
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 116–118.
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Information Design as Principled Action: Making Information Accessible, Relevant, Understandable, and Useable
Stan Ruecker
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 118–119.
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Contributors

Contributors
Design Issues (2016) 32 (3): 120–121.
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