October 13-15, 2016
"RSD5 featured 50 presentations that focus on design problems of sustainable business, good governance, social services, urban design, healthcare services, human flourishing, and the intersections of these domains."
RSD5 photographs by George Wang and Roberto Andrade Selibe. They can be viewed and downloaded at the RSD Symposium Flickr site.
The RSD publications process contains five steps, creating long term engagement, a low entry threshold, and a high level of the final output:
RSD5 Chair. Peter Jones: Proceedings are the result of the dialogue and discursive process within the community of practice, and while it follows peer review within an extended reviewer panel, it differs from the traditional scientific publication process.
RSD5 Chair & Editor, Peter Jones: Proceedings are the result of the dialogue and discursive process within the community of practice, and while it follows peer review within an extended reviewer panel, it differs from the traditional scientific publication process.
RSD5 Keynote. Paul Pangaro: I am responsible for what I see.
Matthew Mendelsohn moderates, with Maureen O’Neil, Alex Ryan, and
Joeri van den Steenhoven.
RSD5 Keynote. Liz Sanders: Creating creative spaces together – provoking, engaging, improving
RSD5 Keynote. Humberto Maturana: The act of design is the act of specifying intentionally an arbitrary matrix of relations in some chosen operational domain.
RSD5 Keynote: Erik Stolterman
RSD5 Keynote. Aleco Christakis & Maria Kakoulaki: An emerging centre of civic innovation, co-created and self-organized by citizen collaboration.
