The Social Designer''s Paradox : Why Social Designers Matter and Struggle in Public Organisations
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Format
Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10
9063698801
ISBN-13
9789063698805
Publisher
BIS Publishers B.V.
Imprint
BIS Publishers B.V.
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Nov 19th, 2025
Print length
228 Pages
Weight
432 grams
Dimensions
20.90 x 15.00 x 1.80 cms
Product Classification:
Organizational theory & behaviourOrganizational theory and behaviour
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The Social Designer's Paradox is a candid guide for those driving change from within public systems. It explores why systems resist change and how you can make a difference.
You want to change the world? Turns out the system isn't built for that.
The Social Designer's Paradox is a candid, compelling companion for anyone trying to make change from within public systems.
Social designers step into government and institutions full of creativity, care, and bold ideas-only to meet the reality of bureaucracy, politics, outdated structures, and a whole different language. This book explores why people who want to shake things up often struggle in systems designed to keep things steady-and what they can do about it.
Through sharp insights, honest conversations, and a touch of humor, the book unpacks the tensions between designing and governing. It challenges the idea that design is just a process, and helps you express your value clearly-without jargon, and without losing your principles.
This is not a step-by-step guide. It's a thoughtful companion for the messy, meaningful work of making change-especially from the inside.
For designers, civil servants, rebels-in-residence, and anyone working toward a more responsive and imaginative public sector.
The Social Designer's Paradox is a candid, compelling companion for anyone trying to make change from within public systems.
Social designers step into government and institutions full of creativity, care, and bold ideas-only to meet the reality of bureaucracy, politics, outdated structures, and a whole different language. This book explores why people who want to shake things up often struggle in systems designed to keep things steady-and what they can do about it.
Through sharp insights, honest conversations, and a touch of humor, the book unpacks the tensions between designing and governing. It challenges the idea that design is just a process, and helps you express your value clearly-without jargon, and without losing your principles.
This is not a step-by-step guide. It's a thoughtful companion for the messy, meaningful work of making change-especially from the inside.
For designers, civil servants, rebels-in-residence, and anyone working toward a more responsive and imaginative public sector.
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