The Repair Shop 2049: Opening Salvo

Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts

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Right-to-Repair, Internet of Things, Social Innovation, Sustainable Futures, Socio-technical Imaginaries

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The Repair Shop 2049: Opening Salvo. Stead, Michael (Speaker); Pilling, Matthew (Speaker); Macpherson-Pope, Thomas (Speaker). 2022. ImaginationLancaster.

Research output: Exhibits, objects and web-based outputs › Artefact

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Stead, M , Pilling, M & Macpherson-Pope, T, The Repair Shop 2049: Opening Salvo, 2022, Artefact, ImaginationLancaster.

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