Science and Technology: The Implications for International Institutions

Eugene B. Skolnikoff

International Organization, 1971, vol. 25, issue 4, 759-775

Abstract: It is clear that advances in science and technology, particularly technology, have wrought major changes in society. The effects of these advances have been felt directly through the development of major new artifacts such as the automobile, the telephone, and nuclear weapons. Major social effects, often of greater importance, have also resulted from the second-order consequences of this new technology: urbanization, mass culture, pollution, industrialization, etc.

Date: 1971
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