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(AUT University; 2003)M.Sc. study deals with implementation of sustainable development in industry and industrial design profession specific to the case of Arçelik Corporation. The study, states the historical background of sustainable development ...
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(Massey University, AUT University, AUT University; 2012)Mobile social media can be used to augment physical learning spaces and bridge formal and informal learning contexts. This paper presents the ongoing implementation and impact of a mobile social media project, which aims ... -
(AUT University, Delft University of Technology; The Hague University of Applied Sciences; TNO; 2010)Projects aiming to solve socially-relevant complex problems in general and sustainability related projects in particular are increasingly approached as transdisciplinary research projects. The distinguishing characteristics ... -
(New Zealand Society for Sustainability Engineering Science, AUT University; 2008)Due to the complexity embedded in the socio-technical system and associated long planning periods, system innovation has become a research topic to remain mainly in the science and technology policies area and not much ... -
(AUT University; 2011)It is now commonly accepted that, in order to achieve sustainability, the socio-technical systems which fulfil social functions such as housing, food, mobility need to be transformed. This transformation is known as system ... -
(Centre for Sustainable Design, University of Surrey, AUT University; 2009)This paper presents a conceptual framework and a workshop design for a scenario method to help product development teams of companies in planning for system innovation for sustainability. The conceptual framework for the ... -
(New Zealand Society for Sustainability Engineering and Science, AUT University; 2010)It is now commonly accepted that, in order to achieve sustainability, we need societal transformation, which requires institutional, social/cultural, organisational as well as technological change. This type of massive ...
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