"This book proposes a framework for the design of systems that will advance social and environmental justice along with technical and economic objectives"--
"This book proposes a framework for the design of systems that will advance social and environmental justice along with technical and economic objectives"--
Christoph Becker is Associate Professor of Information, Director of the Digital Curation Institute, and a member of the School of the Environment at the University of Toronto. He is also cofounder of the Karlskrona Initiative for Sustainability Design.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments vii Introduction: Just Sustainability Design 1 I Is Computing Insolvent? 1 The Design of Sustainability 29 2 Just Sustainabilities and the Debts of Computing 57 3 The Myths of Computing 77 4 Problemism: The Insolvency of Computational Thinking 109 II Restructuring 5 Computing's Critical Friends 127 6 Software is Never Neutral: How Do Values Become Facts? 153 7 People are More Than Rational: Beware the Normative Fallacy 167 8 Problems are Framings: The Discordant Pluralism of Just Sustainability Design 193 III Reorienting Systems Design 9 Leverage Points for Change: From Insolvent Computing to Just Sustainability Design 213 10 Critical Requirements Practice 225 11 Searching for Just, Sustainable Design Decisions 255 12 A Silicone Ring: Social Responsibility and Collective Action 279 Conclusion: This Changes Computing 297 Notes 307 References 323 Index 371
Acknowledgments vii Introduction: Just Sustainability Design 1 I Is Computing Insolvent? 1 The Design of Sustainability 29 2 Just Sustainabilities and the Debts of Computing 57 3 The Myths of Computing 77 4 Problemism: The Insolvency of Computational Thinking 109 II Restructuring 5 Computing's Critical Friends 127 6 Software is Never Neutral: How Do Values Become Facts? 153 7 People are More Than Rational: Beware the Normative Fallacy 167 8 Problems are Framings: The Discordant Pluralism of Just Sustainability Design 193 III Reorienting Systems Design 9 Leverage Points for Change: From Insolvent Computing to Just Sustainability Design 213 10 Critical Requirements Practice 225 11 Searching for Just, Sustainable Design Decisions 255 12 A Silicone Ring: Social Responsibility and Collective Action 279 Conclusion: This Changes Computing 297 Notes 307 References 323 Index 371
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