Alastair Fuad-Luke is a sustainable design consultant, facilitator, lecturer, & writer. He is a contributor to the international debate about design and sustainability, and author of The Eco-Design Handbook, 2002, 2004 and The Eco-Travel Handbook (Sept 2008). He is also a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Plymouth, University College for the Creative Arts, University College Falmouth, and Royal College of Arts in the UK, and has also lectured in the Europe, USA, New Zealand and Australia. He has recently managed the DEEDS (Design Education & Sustainability) project supported by the EU Leonardo da Vinci programme.
Preface
1. Scoping the Territory: Design, Activism and Sustainability
2. Past Lessons: A Short History of Design in Activist Mode, 1750 to 2000
3. Global-Local Tensions: Key Drivers for Design Activism in an
Unsustainable World
4. Contemporary Expressions: Design Activism, 2000 Onwards
5. Designing Together: The Power of 'We Think', 'We Design', 'We Make'
6. Activist Frameworks & Tools: Nodes, Networks & Technology, Tools
7. Adaptive Capacity: Design as a Societal Strategy for Designing 'Now' and
'Co-futuring'
8. Appendices
9. Notes
10. Bibliography
11. Index
