Titlebook: Co-Designing Economies in Transition; Radical Approaches i Vincenzo Mario Bruno Giorgino,Zack Walsh Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-04823-4I), and race. The chapter begins with a synopsis of the role automation plays in technocratic electronic governance. It then moves to demonstrate how the implementation of automation has adversely affected Black communities. Butler then illustrates how AI is currently outpacing human performance, im

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-04823-4ure. The solution is not just to redesign those digital apps—a proposal that blindly accepts the premises of technological determinism—but to reconsider the whole concept of what it means to be human. I give a brief sketch of the practical philosophy and metaphysics of the thirteenth-century Japanes

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In Search of a New Compass in the ,: Toward Co-designing the Urban Space We Care Aboutrelationships. Some of its possible architectures can enhance our lives, while others may cause many challenges and enact certain prejudices in their support of collective well-being. Along these lines, the tokenization of non-material values is the most intriguing area for its unexplored potentiali

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Navigating the Great Transition Via Post-capitalism and Contemplative Social Sciencesontemporary society. First, it considers how the global political economy is undergoing world-historical changes, in response to the pressures of mounting inequality, climate crisis, and the growing illegitimacy of neoliberal capitalism. Then, it examines how current political, economic, social, and

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Having, Being, and the Commonsntly applied in private law. From early modern times, the institution of property has been constructed as the relationship between a free subject and a legal “object.” Progressively abstracting from primitive relationships of material possession, private law has served as the main pillar in the foun