Smith, Adrian

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Adrian Smith (4460656)

Sussex Research Online

Technology networks for socially useful production

A report from the Unit for the Development of Alternative Producsts. In Collective Design/Projects (Ed.), Very nice work if you can get it: the socially useful production debate (pp.

A Tacit Understanding?: The Designer ’ s Role in Capturing and Passing on the Skilled Knowledge of Master Craftsmen.

A taste of power: the politics of local economics.

Adversarial design.

Aerospace Combine Shop Stewards’ Committee.

After the Lucas Plan. In Collective Design/Projects (Ed.), Very nice work if you can get it: the socially useful production debate (pp.

America be design: science, technology and the rise of corporate captialism.

Architect or bee? The human price of technology (Second.).

As though people mattered.

Automating amateurs in the 3D printing community.

Challenging commoditisation – producing usefulness outside the factory. In Very nice work if you can get it: the socially useful production debateice work (pp.

Citizen innovation: activeenergy and the quest for sustainable design.

Co-creation and the new landscapes of design.

Designing human-centred technology.

Enterprising innovation: an alternative approach.

From human-centred to human-context centred approach: looking back over “the hills”, what has been gained and lost?

From Taylorism to competence-based production.

Grassroots digital fabrication and makerspaces: reconfiguring, relocating and recalobrating innovation?

Greater London Enterprise Board.

Hacklabs and hackerspaces – tracing two genealogies.

Labor and monopoly capital: the degredation of work in the twentieth century. London: Monthly Review

Lessons of the London Industrial Strategy.

London and the Greater London Council: restructuring the Capital of Capital.

Municipal Enterprise and Popular Planning.

Restructuring for Labour? Job creation by the Greater London Enterprise Board.

Science and technology in restructuring.

Small is possible.

Socially useful production. Science as Culture,

The Lucas Plan. A new trade unionism in the making?

The politics of interventions: a history of STS. In

The second industrial divide.

The shape of future technology: the anthropocentric alternative.

The social shaping of technology and work: human centred computer integrated manufacturing systems.

Toward the automatic factory? The need for training.

Trade unions and technology.

Transforming society by transforming technology: the science and politics of participatory design.

Very nice work if you can get it: the socially useful production debate.

We won’t be fooled again? Economic planning and left strategies.

Why history matters.

Women factory workers – what could socially useful production mean for them? In Collective Design/Project (Ed.), Very nice work if you can get it: the socially useful production debate (pp.

Work-oriented design of computer artifacts.

Workers’ control or control of the workers.

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Technology networks for socially useful production

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