Recent publications, papers, etc...

Proceedings

“Design & Development” The proceedings of the Cardiff Group Seminar, Cardiff, 11-12 July 2001. Coward, T, Fathers, J, Thomas, A, Eds. UWIC Press. ISBN 1-902724-57-7 August 2002.

Published Articles

Coward, T. Fathers, J. "A critique of design methodologies appropriate to private-sector activity in development" in 'Development in Practice' Volume 15, Number 3-4, June 2005, pages 451 - 462, Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group)

Conference papers

Thomas, A “Crafting or Coping: Sustainability in Zimbabwean Craft Textiles”, Design History Society Conference, Aberystwyth, UK, September 2002

Coward, T “Process Precedes Product: A Developing Paradigm”, Design History Society Conference, Aberystwyth, UK, September 2002

Coward, T “Drivers and Shapers”, Re-inventing Design Education in the University, International Conference, Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia, December 2000

Fathers, J “The Response of Design Education to Social Need”,. The Design Education Forum Conference of South Africa (DEFSA), SABS, Johannesburg, South Africa, September 2001

Thomas, A “Design and its management in Craft Textile Production in Zimbabwe” Third International Conference on Manufacturing Processes, Systems and Operations Management in Less Industrialised Regions. Kanhukamwe, Q.C. and Onwubolu, G.C. Eds, National University of Science and Technology. IBSN 0-7974-1794-X April 1998

Aley, R. Coward, T. Thomas, A. "An Interdisciplinary Group Approach to Development by Design: the Work of the Cardiff Group" 2nd International "Development by Design" Conference, Bangalore, India, December 2002.

Ballyn J. International Trade Centre Paper "Enhancing Marketing Skills for Artists and Artisans." National Workshop organized by the International Labour Office on "Enterprise Development and Employment in the Cultural Sector in Zambia: national and local strategies" Lusaka, Zambia, 2-4 October 2002

ESRC report downloads
Report Seminar 1.pdf
Report Seminar 2.pdf
Report Seminar 3.pdf
Report Seminar 4.pdf

The ideas and opinions expressed in the outcomes listed here are those of the authors concerned and do not necessarily represent the views of The Cardiff Group.