Yearbook 2002 of the Institute for Advanced Studies on Science, Technology and Society
Yearbook 2002 of the Institute for Advanced Studies on Science, Technology and Society
Prologue
Arno Bammé
Moving From Chaos to Socially Aware Technology Design: Reflections on the Courtship of Theory and Praxis
Ellen Balka
Towards a European Research Area? Lessons from Biotechnology
Ulrich Dolata
Technology Assessment: Ethical and Normative Aspects
Dmitri Efremenko
‘Horse Whispering’, Participation and Teamwork—The Constitution of Social Character in Technological Civilisation
Annette Ohme-Reinicke
Feminist Epistemology: How a Case Study from the History of Science Undermines Harding’s Standpoint Theory
Maria Rentetzi
Effective Community Participation in Urban Development. Is it Possible? Does it Exist?
Ariella Vraneski
Mission Impossible or the ‘So-Called War’
Doris Wallnöfer
Science and Technology Studies in Greece
Michalis Assimakopoulos
HPS and STS: The Links
Aristides Baltas
The Dilemma of Case Studies Resolved: On the Usefulness of Historical Case Studies in the Philosophy of Science
Richard M. Burian
Technology and the Loss of the Tactile
Günter Getzinger
Critical Assessment of Technological Progress
Vitaly G. Gorokhov
SSK and Law/Science Encounters Involving Controversial Science and Technology: A Brief Critical Overview
David Mercer
Technology Assessment in Austria—State of the Art and Research Activity of the ITA
Walter Peissl
The Problem with Case Studies
Joseph C. Pitt
If the Public Only Knew! On Learning about Genetic Engineering
Bernhard Wieser