The Adhocracy Reader [electronic resource].

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The Adhocracy Reader [electronic resource].

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dpr-barcelona 2015

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Open access content

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The Adhocracy Reader, an ebook that unfolds the issues that widens up and deepen the theoretical, historical and empirical theme of the exhibition Adhocracy Athens. The publication also tries to get rid from the assumption of what a catalog should be. It does not collect or list exhibited projects; but the ideas and texts which have inspired both the curators and practitioners of the selected projects. Adhocracy is a philosophy of action characterized by creative, flexible, purposeful attitude. Unlike bureaucracy and its fixed schemes, Adhocracy is adjustable to different challenges and situations. Adhocracy uses available systems in unimagined ways to face existing problems quickly and efficiently.
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Architectural criticism
City planning

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Text

Added entries:

Nikos Anastasopoulos
Ethel Baraona Pohl
Hans-Christoph Binswanger
Arindam Dutta
Jesko Fezer
Joseph Grima
Wietske Maas
Hans Ulrich Obrist
Matteo Pasquinelli
Alessandro Petti
César Reyes Nájera
Tino Sehgal
Stavros Stavrides
Pelin Tan

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