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Design Thinking and Regeneration Beyond Borders

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Thinking Borders and Border Thinking

, 2021
Obwohl die Grenz- und Migrationsforschung große Überschneidungen aufweisen, unterscheiden sie sich z.B. hinsichtlich ihrer Erkenntnisinteressen und Theoretisierungen. Der Vortrag baut auf solchen Gemeinsamkeiten und Unterschieden auf und zeigt zunächst die Verbindungen zwischen Grenz- und Migrationsforschung.
WILLE, Christian
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Design Thinking Across Borders

2020
This chapter investigates cross-national aspects of design thinking, with a focus on three themes: design cognition, complexity and spatial language. The chapter uses a new method, a dual-coding system (design cognition and language) for protocol data combined with linkography.
Ju Hyun Lee, Michael J. Ostwald, Ning Gu
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Think Globally, Secure the Borders

Organization & Environment, 2001
The environmental movement in the United States is engaged in a debate about the role of population and immigration on the movement’s agenda. The authors examine this debate within the Oregon environmental movement. Our focus is the role of race in shaping perspectives on immigration.
Debra J. Salazar, John Hewitt
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Border Thinking and the Colonial Difference

2012
This chapter explores theoretical responses to and departures from the modern world system. The first part looks into Anibal Quijano's concept of “coloniality of power” and Enrique Dussel's “transmodernity” as responses to global designs from colonial histories and legacies in Latin America.
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Thinking without Borders

A major figure in contemporary Indian and comparative philosophy, Arindam Chakrabarti’s work has spanned across disciplines such as metaphysics, aesthetics, ethics, philosophy of language and epistemology. Bringing together an international list of distinguished philosophers, this collection of essays covers key areas of Chakrabarti’s work ...
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Thinking through border metaphors for fashion and beauty

Critical Studies in Fashion & Beauty
In this introductory article, we draw on border metaphors to explore the ways in which the authors in this issue highlight fashion and beauty systems’ roles in overlapping and overcoming, as well as sustaining existing hegemonic constructions of identity: gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, nation and globalization.
Susan B. Kaiser, Anneke Smelik
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Rett Syndrome: Thinking Beyond Brain Borders

Rett Syndrome (RTT) is a severe neurological disorder caused by mutations in the MECP2 gene. This disorder primarily affects brain development, leading to profound cognitive and motor impairments. Conventionally, research on RTT has concentrated on the neurological impact of MECP2 mutations.
Yi, Liu, Ruisi, Guo, Rudolf, Jaenisch
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