Gsæt
Gsæt is a theoretical framework used in sociocultural studies to analyze how groups configure social settings and coordinate the use of shared resources in communal spaces. It focuses on the dynamic interplay between people, places, and practices within collective environments, rather than treating spaces as passive backdrops. The term is used to describe how social arrangements emerge from everyday interactions and negotiations among participants.
Etymology and origins: The name Gsæt draws on Nordic linguistic roots, with æ signaling a Danish usage
Core concepts: At its core, Gsæt rests on three pillars: spatial arrangement, social networks, and economic routines.
Applications and variants: Scholars use Gsæt to examine neighborhoods, coworking spaces, and online communities. Case studies
Methods and reception: Methodologically, Gsæt favors ethnography, participatory observation, and network analysis, combining qualitative descriptions with