Wenn die Gerechtigkeit die Zerstörung unserer Umwelt ignoriert, kann sie dann überhaupt noch als Gerechtigkeit bezeichnet werden? Was nützt Fairness, wenn sie zukünftigen Generationen Berge von Abfall hinterlässt? Christian Bauer geht diesen Fragen in seinem Artikel „Ecofeminism. How Our System Is Devouring Nature, Labor, and Care“ nach, veröffentlicht in dem Band „Materializing Fairness. Addressing Gender in Design and Tech“ (herausgegeben von Julia-Constance Dissel und Melanie Levick-Parkin).
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Über „Materializing Fairness. Addressing Gender in Design and Tech“
Women continue to be underrepresented in tech and design, resulting in their needs and perspectives being frequently overlooked. Addressing this gender gap requires substantial efforts across both academia and industry. While discussions around gender theories and the challenges of tackling tech and design from stereotypical viewpoints have increased, the focus often remains on the negative aspects. What is missing is a comprehensive look at real progress and the mechanisms driving it. This book closes that gap by showcasing successful initiatives and projects across various sectors – ranging from academia to industry, and from product design to engineering. It also examines how educational, social, economic, and ecological factors interplay in striving not merely for equality but for genuine fairness.
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