Designing Local Reform of Commons with Dialogical Tools

Tuula Jäppinen; Essi Pauliina Kuure; Satu Anneli Miettinen

Designing Local Reform of Commons with Dialogical Tools

Tuula Jäppinen, Essi Pauliina Kuure, Satu Anneli Miettinen

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Abstract

Dialog is crucial in the reform of local commons and in making them available and interesting to people in everyday life. Participatory action research, co-design of commons and service design, and participatory decision-making and change management all promote practicality and participation in development. This paper shows how, by engaging in dialog on these different theories of management science, design field, and research methods in a concrete case study, it is possible to bring people together to ideate, evaluate, develop and learn in a supportive atmosphere. The co-design approach and the service design process with its tools offers a concrete model for creating dialog between different stakeholders in possibly complex situations.
The findings of this paper present the possibilities of dialog in the local reform of commons.

Original language	English
Number of pages	61
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	1st IASC Thematic Conference on the Urban Commons - Bologna, Italy Duration: 6 Nov 2015 → 7 Nov 2015

Conference

Conference	1st IASC Thematic Conference on the Urban Commons
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Bologna
Period	06.11.2015 → 07.11.2015

Field of science

Visual arts and design

Access to research output

http://hdl.handle.net/10535/9961 Licence: CC BY

Citation for this output

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