Design and Culture reflects the state of scholarship in the field of design and nurtures new or overlooked lines of inquiry that redefine our understanding of design. The editors invite design scholars and practitioners to think critically about social justice, exclusion, and privilege, and imagine the journal as a forum that can foster rich and provocative conversations across power-differentiated communities, geographic distance, and disciplinary divides. We strongly encourage the submission of rigorously researched papers that show how design is deeply engaged with socio-political and cultural issues, and we encourage submissions about the scope of design, broadly defined, in regions marked by conditions of austerity, poverty, or under embargo, papers of maintenance and repair, and works on the invisible labor of design in domains of social reproduction. We also welcome scholarship from affiliated fields that – although perhaps not identifying directly with design discourse – investigate material culture, practices, and the science/status of the artificial through lenses of indigenous epistemologies, intersectional analyses of power and science and technology studies, among others. As design increasingly extends its immaterial, conceptual, and strategic forms, we envisage Design and Culture as a platform where scholars and practitioners from a range of fields can question the ramparts of design practice, research, and discourse. Besides scholarly papers and reviews, we also encourage the submission of interviews, round table conversations, and statements of pedagogy and practice.

The Journal adopts double-blind peer review process

English

United Kingdom

Anthropology, Architectural Design, Co-Design, Communication, Creative Design, Design, Design Methodology, Design Theory, Digital Technologies, Enabling Technologies, Food Design, Generative Design, Graphic Design, History of Design, Human-centered Design, ICT, Inclusive Design, Industrial Design, Innovation, Innovative Applications, Innovative Technologies, Internet of Things (IoT), Local Communities, Packaging Design, Process Innovation, Product Innovation, Regenerative Design, Service Innovation, Smart Design, Social Impact, Social Media, Social Sustainability, Strategic Design, Sustainable Design, User Experience Design, Visual Design, Web Design

2009

Taylor & Francis

3

March, Jun, October

Barbara Adams, Mahmoud Keshavarz, Jilly Traganou

Not declared.

Info at: www.tandfonline.com/action/authorSubmission?show=instructions&journalCode=rfdc20#oa

mcguirel@hawaii.edu