Publications
Publications within ESC
An overview of publications within the Expertisenetwork Systemic Co-design.
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Book
ESCollab, ESC & Research – Applied Design Research in Transition Contexts
How do you collaborate on transitions? And how can design research help make change tangible, open for discussion, and actionable?
Method
Social Design Impact Method
In order to collaborate effectively—both between designers/teachers themselves and with organizations that can benefit from social design—a shared language is essential.
Book
ESCall, ESC & Practice – The design practice in contexts of transition
How do you work creatively on systemic change together? And how can the knowledge that emerges from that process be shared, deepened, and scaled?
Magazine
ESC Magazine 2024 – A growing and consolidating network
In ESC Magazine 2024, we look back on a year in which ESC continued to strengthen and develop.
Method
Navigating through Complexity
This card set helps designers and facilitators consciously reflect on their skills and roles within complex projects.
Method
Tools for Future-Proof labs “Innovating with Labs 2.0”
These three tools will help users to reflect on their own values and goals, listen to and understand other stakeholders’ point of view and vocalize the participation and expectations one has regarding a common lab project.
Method
TAK (Toekomst als Kompas / Future As Compass)
TAK is a transmedia toolkit which facilitates design-oriented future thinking with stakeholders in a social issue.
Book
Learning in a living lab
The book Learning in a Living Lab is a practical handbook for teachers and students who work on complex social issues from different disciplinary backgrounds.
research paper
Bridging the research-practice gap
How can knowledge exchange between design research and practice be understood and improved?
Whitepaper
Systemic co-design: navigating complex issues
Practice-oriented research that contributes to transition issues uses three lenses - our ESC knowlegde team explains how.
Method
Students as Partners
De Students as Partners Radar is a set of tools which enables dialogue about redesigning education.