Tricky Design: The Ethics of Things

Contents\nList of Illustrations\nContributors\nAcknowledgements\nForeword\nIntroduction: Ways of Thinking Tricky Design\nPart 1 Tricky Thinging\n	1 Concealed Trickery: Design and the Arms Industry\n	2 Designers and Brokers of the Mobility Regime\n	3 Trickery in Civic Design: Co-optation, Subversion and Politics\n	4 Guns and Morality: Mediation, Agency and Responsibility\n	5 The Magic That Is Design\nPart 2 Tricky Processes, Tricky Principles\n	6 Designer/Shapeshifter: A Decolonizing Redirection for Speculative and Critical Design\n	7 Making ‘Safety’, Making Freedom: Problem-Setting, Collaborative Design and Contested Futures\n	8 The Nature of ‘Obligation’ in Doing Design with Communities: Participation, Politics and Care\nPart 3 Tricky Policy\n	9 Designing Policy Objects: Anti-Heroic Design\n	10 ‘Tricky Like a Leprechaun’ – Navigating the Paradoxes of Public Service Innovation in the Context of Austerity\n	11 Understanding Suicide and Assisted Dying – Why Is ‘Design for Death’ Tricky?\n	12 The Quest for Purity, ‘Clean’ Design and a New Ethics of ‘Dirty Design’\nConclusion: Design’s Tricky Future\nIndex