Take note AEC Industry - integrating these principles w/in our own businesses, as well as the design/construction process itself, would go a long way to more effectively addressing the built environment's impact on inequity, health/wellness, & climate change.
As this paper points out, we already integrate individual CDPs under different names w/in our organizations & during design/construction. Ostrom's framework provides a systemic means for more successfully integrating all of them. 2/
#Prosocial
Their implementation can facilitate "companies [becoming] solid citizens that hold each other accountable for contributing to the welfare of society." Arguably this is necessary for addressing the built environment's impact on inequity, health/wellness, & climate change. 3/
I've made the argument for doing so w/in the AEC Industry here: evolution-institute.org/constructing-o… ... 4/
and here: evolution-institute.org/blurring-the-l….
While our industry's efforts to help respond to the pandemic may seem too overwhelming to address anything else, I'd argue that a more effective response actually requires these principles.
Collectively the U.S. has done rather poorly... 5/
in responding to the pandemic. A little more focus on the collective good, on being a "solid citizen," would do our businesses, built environments, and nation, some good.
See also: prosocial.world/prosocial-spir… 6/
And amazon.com/Prosocial-Evol…. 7/
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