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        Date: 2019-04-24 07:31:13+00:00
        From: Ken Friedman 
        Subject: Second Call -- DESIGN KNOWLEDGE in the Era of Environmental Collapse -- Theme Issue of She Ji   

Dear Colleagues,

This is the second call for a theme issue of She Ji on Design Knowledge in the
Era of Environmental Collapse. The guest editors welcome proposals and
suggestions. They will respond to potential authors by May 15th, and final
Submissions will be due on September 1st.

Ken Friedman

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Acute environmental crisis is the primary problem of the future. The pervasive
exploitation of the environment leads to severe degradation of habitats
unprecedented levels of animal suffering, mass species extinction, and the
collapse of multiple ecosystems. Human activities expand beyond the safe
operating space for planetary systems. Disregard for these boundaries poses
global existential risks.

This issue of She Ji: The Journal of Design, Economics, and Innovation seeks
to question the capacity of design to specify preferred future states in
conditions of environmental collapse.

The guest editors for this issue are Stanislav Roudavski and Paul Walker of the
University of Melbourne.

The CFP is attached.






Attachments:
CFP Design Knoweldge She Ji .pdf: https://dhhumanist.org/att/61029/att00/ 



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