The Design Journal: Volume 8, Issues 1, 2 and 3

Publication Date	May 2005
Publisher	Ashgate Publishing
Product Type	Book
Pages	64
ISBN Number	9780754644095
Product Code	ASH00412

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Summary

The Design Journal provides an international forum for all design professionals, research, educators and managers. Its content, which aims to have a direct impact on design knowledge and practice, is thought-provoking and challenges assumptions and methods. Published three times a year, the Design Journal encourages discussion across traditional boundaries between practice and theory, and between disciplines defined by working media, materials and areas of application.

All papers in the journal are subject to a blind refereeing process, which ensures a high standard of quality and scholarly approach to design. The editorial team aims to be truly eclectic in its selection of source material, and open-minded about the evolving role of design in commercial an cultural contexts.

Content

Volume 8, Issue 1: Editorial: What are we and what do we do ?: The role of product design, Rachel Cooper
Papers: After the end game: Creating objects in a saturated culture, Stuart Walker
'In touch' with consumers: Freeform as a co-design tool for real-time product modification, Bahar Sener and Tanya Van Rompuy
Moving design: To design emotion through movement, Jeske M.W
Weerdesteijn, Pieter M.A
Desmet and Mathieu A
Gielen
An exercise in symbiosis: Undergraduate designers and a company product development team working together, Howard Denton and Deana McDonagh
The professional status of designers: A national survey of how designers are perceived, Gillian Smith and T.W
Allan Whitfield
Reviews: Design Secrets: Products 2, Cheryl Cullen and Lynn Haler, Howard Denton.
Volume 8: Issue 2: Editorial: Changing mindsets, Rachel Cooper
Papers: Profiling the designer: a cognitive perspective, Gillian Smith and T
W
Allan Whitfield
Factors explaining success in the internationalization of Finnish small and medium-sized design companies, Markku Salimki and Mika Gabrielsson
Role-taking, role-breaking and role-shaking amongst designers: a qualitative sudy of a tam effort, Tomas Hellström
Design strategies to postpone consumers' product replacement: the value of a strong person-product relationship, Ruth Mugge, Jan P
L
Schoormans and Hendrik N
J
Schifferstein
Critical user forums - an effective user research method for inclusive design, Hua Dong and P
John Clarkson
Review: Product personality, Pascalle C
M
Govers, Deana McDonagh.