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Caricature and Fashion

Mcneil Peter (Thomson Gale/Charles Scribner's Sons, 2005)

Substantial new contribution to the relationship of fashion and the caricature print. Encylopedia is described by the editor as 'the product of a new, multidisciplinary field of inquiry and an extraordinary international ...
Co-Evolution in Design Practice

Reymen Isabelle; Dorst Kees; Smulders Frido (CRC Press (Taylor and Francis), 2009)

The concept of co-evolution is considered a key characteristic of designing. Several authors have described design thinking processes as the coevolution of design problem and design solution. The theoretical grounding of ...
Competencies of Project Managers

Crawford Lynn (McGraw-Hill, 2006)
Competition and barriers to entry in the construction industry

De Valence Gerard (Spon Press, 2011)

The chapter is structured as follows. The first section defines the four market types found in microeconomics and their main characteristics, including the hight of the barriers to entry found in each type. This is ...
Conflicts and Politics in Precinct Development

Searle Glen (Elsevier, 2008)
The constitution of ethics: discourse, practice and conflict in a health-care centre

Seemann Silke; Laske Stephan; Kornberger Martin (Edward Elgar, 2007)
Crafting Queer Spaces: privacy and posturing

Mcneil Peter (Ashgate, 2010)

Challenging the notion that fashion and furniture were or are separate enterprises and distinct material aesthetic traditions, this collection focuses on three material and conceptual links central to understanding the ...
Creating Fashion without the Creation of Fabric Waste

Rissanen Timo (Fairchild Books, 2008)
Creative Context for the Computer Interface

Gwilt Ian (DAB DOCS, 2006)
The creative industries definitional discourse

Roodhouse Simon (Edward Elgar, 2011)

Successive United Kingdom (UK) national governments and their agencies have defined and redrawn boundaries. This has resulted in continuous public cultural policy and practice turbulence since 1945, commencing with the ...
Critical Post-Critical

Rice Charles (Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2007)
Criticism in/and/of Crisis: The Australian Context

Stead Naomi (Routledge, 2007)
Decorating the Home: Australian Interior Decoration Between the Wars

Mcneil Peter (Pluto Press, 2002)
Design a practice: The emergence of a mult-office global practice

Kaji-O'Grady Sandra (Images Publishing, 2008)
Designing a Visual Language for Interaction Representation Based on Aspects of Human Movement

Deray Kristine; Simoff Simeon (IGI Global (formerly Idea Group Inc), 2007)
Designing Seniors-Friendly Communities: a Look at Recent Trends

Campbell Leo; Luscombe Desley (RAIA, 2008)
Design Intelligence

Dorst Kees (Intellect, 2009)

These days, same designers are successfullywarking on verycomplex problems that only a couple of years ago seemed far outside of their range and beyond their capabilities. They have discovered a hidden strength in design ...
e-Artisans: contemporary design for the global market Fostering creative industries in a developing country through design collaboration and e-commerce with the GoGlobal Ghana 2009 project.

Barker Tom; Hall Ashley (Routledge, 2011)

Discusses the design collaboration called GoGlobal Ghana. Initiated in 2005, each GoGlobal collaboration has had a different theme, derived from preparatory visits and discussions with host partners. The themes have both ...
E-Assessment: The Demise of Exams and the Rise of Generic Attribute Assessment for Improved Student Learning

Thompson Darrall (Information Science Publishing (an imprint of Idea Group Inc.), 2006)

This chapter explores five reasons for a reduced focus on exams by questioning their value and sustainability in the assessment of student learning. It suggests that exam grades cannot provide accruing developmental ...
Eighteenth-century Fashion

Mcneil Peter (Berg Publishers, 2009)

The 'long-eighteenth century' encompasses the years 1688 to 1832 . In this period, Paris became a focus for many types of fashion. This included novelties in the broadest sense of clothing, textiles and decorative arts, ...

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