Vol. 29 No. 3 (2020): Democracy and technology assessment. Practical challenges and conceptual consequences

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Published: 2020-12-15

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Editorial

Editorial

Stephan Lingner

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TA Focus

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TATuP editorial office

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Special topic

Democracy and technology assessment Practical challenges and conceptual consequences

Armin Grunwald, Thomas Saretzki

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Democratization of technology assessment? The problem of defining the relationship between public sphere and scientific expertise

Stefan Böschen, Hans-Jörg Sigwart

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Data protection assessment and transparency deficits in technology use An analysis using the example of police data processing

Hartmut Aden, Jan Fährmann

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Democratizing technology without democratizing the economy? TA and the question of democratic relations in the economic sphere

Philipp Frey, Christoph Schneider, Christian Wadephul

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Technocracy or joint effort? Expert committees and participation in the German Energiewende

Jörg Radtke, Emily Drewing

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Party positioning on controversial technologies Opinion formation within Alliance 90/The Greens on new plant breeding techniques

Ulrich Hartung, Jochen Müller, Jale Tosun

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Democratic majority principle in trouble? The example of sustainability conflicts

Armin Bangert

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Special topic [all articles]

Democracy and technology assessment Practical challenges and conceptual consequences

Armin Grunwald, Thomas Saretzki

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Research

Building restoration between energy efficiency and user acceptance Two empirical case studies

Sonja Haug, Miriam Vetter, Karsten Weber

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Responsibility versus sustainability, ethics, and societal engagement The German Science, Technology, Innovation context

Miltos Ladikas, Julia Hahn, Leonhard Hennen, Constanze Scherz

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Interview

Nonpartisan advice for the U.S. Congress matters Insights into the work of the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO)

Constanze Scherz, Timothy M. Persons

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Reflections

Technology assessment for a changing world

Julia Hahn, Christoph Schneider, Martina Baumann, Christopher Coenen, André Gazsó, Tanja Sinozic, Mahshid Sotoudeh, Nora Weinberger, Silvia Woll

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Muster ohne Wert Nassehis folgenloses Räsonieren über die digitale Gesellschaft

Johannes Weyer

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Visualizing digital discourse

Tanja Sinozic

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Der Dialog in Gesellschaft und Politik

Ulrich Smeddinck

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Zukunftswissen für die Politik

Hans-Jochen Luhmann

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Materialities and temporalities in STS

Paulina Dobroć

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Wissenschaftskommunikation als Politikberatung Wächst zusammen, was zusammen gehört?

Philipp Schrögel

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Künstliche Intelligenz und Weltverstehen

Klaus Angerer, Daniel Frank

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Aus dem Netzwerk TA

Computermodellierung für die Politikberatung

Anja Bauer, Daniela Fuchs, Titus Udrea, Leo Capari

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