Innovation at the Margins - The Roundabout Revolution: Phil Rose at TEDxHamilton

Phil Rose (PhD) currently teaches media ecology at York and McMaster Universities. Media ecology studies the interactions between communications media, technology, techniques, and processes, and human thought, feeling, value, and behaviour. He is author of the forthcoming book Roger Waters and Pink Floyd: The Concept Albums, a project published by Fairleigh Dickinson University Press for which he extensively interviewed the former creative leader of the classic group. His talk focuses on the humble roundabout, and how this human creation is innovative and boosts local resiliency.

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