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A Role-Playing Simulation to support assessment of sustainable sociotechnical systems for and by citizens
We propose and analyse the use of a Role-Playing Simulation (RPS) for supporting assessment of a sustainable sociotechnical system, a neighbourhood that encourages collaborative consumption practices; and for creating new solutions about this system. We analyse the processes by which solutions are collaboratively designed by citizens who are playing the roles of potential inhabitants, focussing on the analysis of argumentative interactions. Results show that the RPS stimulates debate about sociotechnical solutions, rules and rational criteria, in addition to sustainability values and ideological criteria. The RPS is thus a means for making sociotechnical solutions evolve and for identifying what is "technically", "socially" and "ideologically" necessary for acceptance and success of the future system.