Small Is Beautiful¶
Schumacher, E. F. (1973). Small Is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered.
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- Minimalism
- … to feature-bloated interfaces; the constraint forces designers to prioritize and clarify. Schumacher (1973) in Small Is Beautiful extends minimalism to economics and social organization, arguing that smaller-scale, simpler systems often prove more sustainable and human-centered than complex, centralized ones.
This sourceBlond & Briggs. Argument for human-scale, intermediate-technology economics — "smallness" and simplicity as ethical and ecological design constraints at the level of institutions.
- … to feature-bloated interfaces; the constraint forces designers to prioritize and clarify. Schumacher (1973) in Small Is Beautiful extends minimalism to economics and social organization, arguing that smaller-scale, simpler systems often prove more sustainable and human-centered than complex, centralized ones.
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