Aspirational Design and Messy Democracy: Partisanship, Policy, and Hope in an Asian City
Aspirational Design and Messy Democracy: Partisanship, Policy, and Hope in an Asian City
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理想的设计和混乱的民主：亚洲城市的党派之争、政策和希望
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2017
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Shaowen Bardzell
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Guo Freeman;Jeffrey Bardzell;Shaowen Bardzell
最近在CSCW，城市信息学和社会技术系统的研究提出了新的框架和重点的城市作为计算研究的场所，并呼吁高度关注社会政策和设计的纠缠。然而，对具体城市的实际政策设计纠缠的实证研究相对较少，而在这些可用的研究中，非西方城市的代表性不足。本文以2010年台北国际植物群博览会为例，探讨都市资讯学与社会计算的相关议题。具体来说，我们提供了一个基于经验的分析设计作为一种机制的公共未来和辩论，这有助于更好地理解“参与式城市”[6];我们这样做的重点是一个非西方城市，既要确保更广泛的代表性的城市生活方式，也要去中心化西方经验作为城市信息学理论在CSCW的主要基础。
Recent research in CSCW, urban informatics, and sociotechnical systems has proposed new framings and emphases of the city as a locus of research on computing and called for a heightened focus on the entanglements of social policy and design. Yet there are relatively few empirical investigations of actual policy-design entanglements in specific cities, and of those available, non-Western cities are underrepresented. We report an empirical study of the 2010 Taipei International Flora Expo (TIFE) as a case to explore these urban informatics/social computing issues. Specifically, we offer an empirically grounded analysis of design as a mechanism of public futuring and debates, which contributes to a better understanding of "participatory urbanship" [6]; and we do so focusing on a non-Western city, both to ensure a broader representation of urban ways of life and also to de-center Western experiences as the primary basis of urban informatics theory in CSCW.