Journal of Design, Business & Society
Journal of Design, Business & Society (Journal)
The Journal of Design, Business & Society is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes high-quality academic papers that examine design from various perspectives and a range of disciplines. The mission of the journal is to present design in all its multifaceted forms and from a range of platforms – whether they are social, environmental, commercial, political or educational in nature.
Editor-in-Chief
Cara Wrigley
The University of Sydney, Australia
cara.wrigley@sydney.edu.au
Founding Editor
Gjoko Muratovski
University of Cincinnati
gokom@yahoo.com
Associate Editor
Robert Crocker
University of South Australia, Australia
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
Branden Thornhill-Miller
University of Oxford, UK and Paris Descartes University, France
branden.miller@hmc.ox.ac.uk
Editorial Support
Ekaterina Loy
dbs@intellectbooks.com
Editorial Assistant
Sean Peel
The University of Sydney, Australia
sean.peel@sydney.edu.au
The Journal of Design, Business & Society is a peer-reviewed scholarly publication for business leaders, managers, policy-makers, service-providers and design experts. It examines the complex nature of design and design thinking in relation to its effective application to solving real-world problems across commercial and broader societal contexts. It aims to promote cross-disciplinary design research which engages specialist and generalist stakeholders via qualitative, quantitative, visual or applied research methodologies; ultimately leading to tangible implications for current practice or clear direction for future work.
Submissions are encouraged to include a broad range of perspectives which may encompass business strategists, consumers, teachers, healthcare professionals, patients, market analysts, psychologists, architects and user experience specialists. Special issues with guest editors focus on timely themes, to emphasise the relevance of design-led approaches in overcoming the multi-faceted challenges of our times.
Editor-in-Chief
Cara Wrigley
The University of Sydney, Australia
cara.wrigley@sydney.edu.au
Founding Editor
Gjoko Muratovski
University of Cincinnati
gokom@yahoo.com
Associate Editor
Robert Crocker
University of South Australia, Australia
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
Branden Thornhill-Miller
University of Oxford, UK and Paris Descartes University, France
branden.miller@hmc.ox.ac.uk
Editorial Support
Ekaterina Loy
dbs@intellectbooks.com
Editorial Assistant
Sean Peel
The University of Sydney, Australia
sean.peel@sydney.edu.au
Editor-in-Chief
Cara Wrigley
The University of Sydney, Australia
cara.wrigley@sydney.edu.au
Founding Editor
Gjoko Muratovski
University of Cincinnati
gokom@yahoo.com
Associate Editor
Robert Crocker
University of South Australia, Australia
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
Branden Thornhill-Miller
University of Oxford, UK and Paris Descartes University, France
branden.miller@hmc.ox.ac.uk
Editorial Support
Ekaterina Loy
dbs@intellectbooks.com
Editorial Assistant
Sean Peel
The University of Sydney, Australia
sean.peel@sydney.edu.au
Editor-in-Chief
Cara Wrigley
The University of Sydney, Australia
cara.wrigley@sydney.edu.au
Founding Editor
Gjoko Muratovski
University of Cincinnati
gokom@yahoo.com
Associate Editor
Robert Crocker
University of South Australia, Australia
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
Branden Thornhill-Miller
University of Oxford, UK and Paris Descartes University, France
branden.miller@hmc.ox.ac.uk
Editorial Support
Ekaterina Loy
dbs@intellectbooks.com
Editorial Assistant
Sean Peel
The University of Sydney, Australia
sean.peel@sydney.edu.au
The journal is published twice a year by the international academic publisher Intellect. The Journal of Design, Business & Society works in collaboration with a range of universities, specialties and international conferences; including the publication of invited special issues from a particular event or theme.
Currently we are inviting manuscripts that explore any of the following themes, particularly from multi-disciplinary perspectives with a view to business, social or strategic impact.
Including but not exclusive to:
- Design management and leadership
- Applied design methodology and research
- Designed artefacts, services or systems
- Designed experiences and user-centred design
- Product or service innovations
- Branding and design
- Business model design and innovation
- Strategic design
Important information
All images need to be included with ALL SUBMISSIONS.
Authors are responsible for copyright permissions.
Template for submissions is found here.
All articles submitted should be original work and must not be under consideration by other publications.
The journal uses our Harvard referencing style guide.
Journal contributors will receive a free PDF copy of their final work upon publication. Print copies of the journal may also be purchased by contributors at half price.
Please read the Notes for Contributors document that outlines how to prepare your abstract, full paper and submission of this journal.
You will need to complete the Publishing Agreement form and upload this when submitting your paper.
Journal deadlines
The Journal of Design, Business & Society is an ongoing journal and is not contained to a set deadline.
Special Issues
'In Pursuit of Luxury 3': Luxury in the Age of Technology
Luxury, innovation and technology have always been intertwined. Whether rooted in the manufacturing techniques developed during the eighteenth century or the emergence of the kinds of digital processes that impact on design, craftsmanship and production today, this fundamental relationship persists. Technology continues to influence our lives and decision making processes, as it always has. Circular economic models address the need to be aware of the impact of our actions on the production of goods and services. Data driven information informs and enhances our understanding of the customer and can provide goods and services to address their individual needs.
This is in stark contrast to mass produced products and ‘services’ which – through global portals –contradict the very nature of luxury, with its emphasis on the unique, the bespoke and the singular, over mass consumption.
It could be said that the roles of manufacturing and craftsmanship are, and remain, critical components of how luxury is defined. But is the impact of digital technologies changing our very understanding of what luxury means today? Should the notion of luxury be adapted/re-examined? If so, what form should luxury take in terms of reflecting and reacting to continued advancements in technological processes, opportunities and services? Current concerns that need addressing include consumption, waste and the impact of our actions on the planet, health and well-being, equality and change. An emphasis on corporate social responsibility has enabled the tracking and tracing of finished goods and the materials used in their construction, including their environmental impact and the well-being of those involved in production. As the industry becomes more transparent, can luxury continue to remain beyond scrutiny?
The luxury customer has historically demanded the best. But now customers are also demanding transparency, traceability and accountability. Through recognition of how mass consumption is polluting the environment we are beginning to better understand the importance of circular practice within the supply chain. Technology is instrumental in organising and defining this new process. As artificial intelligence becomes common place and aids our decision making process, will the exponential growth of luxury prove to be the most effective or efficient course of action, or the least?
With this in mind we welcome papers that contribute to the emergent debates and discussions concerning the relationship between luxury, innovation and technology.
We welcome papers that explore these links in all product and service categories including manufacture, on-line (including e-commerce), marketing, the virtual luxury experience, bespoke products, design, materials, the circular economy and innovation.
400 word abstract to be submitted by 10 July 2020
First draft of full paper due 24 October 2020
Contact: abstracts@inpursuitofluxury.com
Download the full CfP above
Editor-in-Chief
Cara Wrigley
The University of Sydney, Australia
cara.wrigley@sydney.edu.au
Founding Editor
Gjoko Muratovski
University of Cincinnati
gokom@yahoo.com
Associate Editor
Robert Crocker
University of South Australia, Australia
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
Branden Thornhill-Miller
University of Oxford, UK and Paris Descartes University, France
branden.miller@hmc.ox.ac.uk
Editorial Support
Ekaterina Loy
dbs@intellectbooks.com
Editorial Assistant
Sean Peel
The University of Sydney, Australia
sean.peel@sydney.edu.au
Editorial Board
Jennifer Romaniuk
Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science, Australia
Gerda Gemser
RMIT University, Australia
Brigitte Borja de Mozota
Paris Ouest Nanterre University, France
Jürgen Faust
Macromedia University for Media and Communication, President: Macromedia University for Media and Communication, Germany
Tore Kristensen
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
George Cairns
Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Rex Degnegaard
CEO: Initiatives A/S, Denmark
Ida Engholm
Royal Danish Academy, Denmark
Mark Evans
University of Toronto
Amaresh Chakrabarti
Indian Institute of Science, India
Alphonso McClendon
Drexel University, USA
Eduardo Staszowski
Parsons The New School for Design, USA
Antti Ainamo
University of Borås, Sweden | Aalto University, Finland | Umeå University, Sweden
Michel de Blois
Laval University, Canada
Gabriella Spinelli
Brunel University, UK
Cabirio Cautela
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Chairman of the Advisory board
Ken Friedman
Tongji University College of Design and Innovation, China
Advisory Board
Don Norman
University of California at San Diego, USA
Lou Yongqi
Professor: Design & Innovation | Tongji University, Dean: College of Design & Innovation | Tongji University, Visiting Professor: Design | Aalto Unive
Kun-Pyo Lee
KAIST, South Korea
Cees De Bont
Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
Mads Gaardboe
University of South Australia, Australia
Swee Mak
RMIT University, Australia
Anne Gombault
Kedge Business School, France
Toni Johnson-Woods
University of Queensland, Australia
Kenneth Cato, AO
Cato Brand Partners, Australia
Kristin McCourtie
Design Foundation, Australia
Hans Kaspar Hugentobler
Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Switzerland
Ivica Spasovski
McCann Adriatic | I&F McCann Group, Macedonia
Editor-in-Chief
Cara Wrigley
The University of Sydney, Australia
cara.wrigley@sydney.edu.au
Founding Editor
Gjoko Muratovski
University of Cincinnati
gokom@yahoo.com
Associate Editor
Robert Crocker
University of South Australia, Australia
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
Branden Thornhill-Miller
University of Oxford, UK and Paris Descartes University, France
branden.miller@hmc.ox.ac.uk
Editorial Support
Ekaterina Loy
dbs@intellectbooks.com
Editorial Assistant
Sean Peel
The University of Sydney, Australia
sean.peel@sydney.edu.au
Contents
- Volume (6): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2020
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- Volume (6): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2020
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- Volume (5): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2019
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- Volume (5): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2019
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- Volume (4): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2018
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- Volume (4): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2018
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- Volume (3): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2017
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- Volume (3): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2017
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- Volume (2): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2016
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- Volume (2): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2016
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- Volume (1): Issue (1)
- Cover date: 2015
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- Volume (1): Issue (2)
- Cover date: 2015
Editor-in-Chief
Cara Wrigley
The University of Sydney, Australia
cara.wrigley@sydney.edu.au
Founding Editor
Gjoko Muratovski
University of Cincinnati
gokom@yahoo.com
Associate Editor
Robert Crocker
University of South Australia, Australia
robert.crocker@unisa.edu.au
Branden Thornhill-Miller
University of Oxford, UK and Paris Descartes University, France
branden.miller@hmc.ox.ac.uk
Editorial Support
Ekaterina Loy
dbs@intellectbooks.com
Editorial Assistant
Sean Peel
The University of Sydney, Australia
sean.peel@sydney.edu.au
