Nordic Design Cultures in Transformation, 1960–1980 : Revolt and Resilience (Paperback)

Introduction: Nordic Design Cultures in Transformation, 1960?1980

1. The Way North: Merging Ideology and Methodology on the Road to Ecological Design

2. The Total, Global, Living ’Environment’: A Key Concept in the Danish Design Debate around 1970

3. Students of Architecture as Environmental Activists: Two Sister Exhibitions about the Environmental Crisis in Sweden and Norway, 1968?1969

4. Exhibition as a Critical Tool: A Conversation with Gunilla Lundahl on Exhibitions, Making Change and Participation

5. Nordic Revival: Crafting Rural Development in Finnish and Norwegian Design Discourse

6. Sami Mobilisation: Institutions and Exhibitions in the 1970s

7. Exhibiting New Cultures of Design: Representing the Cultural and Social Meanings of Design in Three Nordic Exhibitions

8. On a Stormy Sea: Design Education  and Politics in Finland

9. Voices of Rebellion: Interviews with Former Students at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts 1969

10. Harmful or Useless? Victor Papanek and the Danish Design Students’ Protests

11. Designing Together: On Histories of Scandinavian User-Centered Design

12. Between Craft and Commerce: Norwegian and Danish Textile Design in a Time of Change

13. Sewing and Sisterhood: Elverhøj, the First Collective Craft Store in Copenhagen

14. Knowledge to the People: The Professionalisation of Graphic Design in the Norwegian Book Publishing Industry