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Handbook of Technology Assessment
Edited by Armin Grunwald
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This Handbook provides a comprehensive overview of technology assessment (TA) practices, theories, methods and cultures across the globe. Highlighting the significant influence of rapidly changing technology on human life and development, it examines diverse perspectives on how TA can be developed to better meet the challenges of the future. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.
Keywords: Economics and Finance; Innovations and Technology; Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781035310678
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Chapters in this book: - Ch 1 Introduction to the Handbook of Technology Assessment , pp 1-10
- Armin Grunwald
- Ch 2 Technology policy and governance , pp 12-21
- Jakob Edler and Florian Wittmann
- Ch 3 Technoscience: changing relationships between science, technology and society , pp 22-31
- Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent
- Ch 4 The changing nature of innovation , pp 32-41
- Harro van Lente and Alexandra Supper
- Ch 5 Demands for, and motivations of, technology assessment , pp 42-51
- Michael Decker and Armin Grunwald
- Ch 6 Viewing technology assessment as science advice , pp 54-63
- Chris Tyler and Armin Grunwald
- Ch 7 Participatory technology assessment: TA and the public , pp 64-76
- Lars Klüver
- Ch 8 Technology assessment in science and engineering: theory, policy and practice of integration research , pp 77-88
- Mareike Smolka and Erik Fisher
- Ch 9 Nuclear power: technology assessment and ethics of technology in interaction , pp 90-99
- Behnam Taebi, Vincent Lagendijk, Romy Dekker and Rinie van Est
- Ch 10 Autonomous vehicles and autonomous mobility , pp 100-110
- Torsten Fleischer and Jens Schippl
- Ch 11 Assessing chatbots from a sociotechnical perspective , pp 111-120
- Rinie van Est, Linda Kool and Lambèr Royakkers
- Ch 12 Genome editing for human health , pp 121-130
- Steffen Albrecht and Arnold Sauter
- Ch 13 Technology assessment for health and care , pp 131-140
- Armin Grunwald
- Ch 14 Climate engineering: how to present unbiased information to policymakers and the public through technology assessments , pp 141-150
- Katrina Pekar-Carpenter and Karen L. Howard
- Ch 15 Assessing technologies in industrial production: from old to recent controversies , pp 151-161
- Bettina-Johanna Krings and António Moniz
- Ch 16 Technology assessment in the United States: reinvention and reinvigoration , pp 163-173
- Timothy Persons
- Ch 17 Parliamentary technology assessment (PTA) in Latin America , pp 174-183
- Raimundo Roberts
- Ch 18 China’s progress in technology assessment: a systematic review , pp 184-191
- Lei Huang, Liang Mei, Miao Liao and Yandong Zhao
- Ch 19 The institutionalisation and practice of technology assessment in India , pp 192-200
- Aviram Sharma and Poonam Pandey
- Ch 20 Technology assessment and TA-like activities in Japan , pp 201-209
- Hideaki Shiroyama and Makiko Matsuo
- Ch 21 Technology assessment in Central and Eastern Europe: patterns and catalysts , pp 210-218
- Tanja Sinozic-Martinez, Titus Udrea and Michael Nentwich
- Ch 22 Technology assessment in engineering education in Russia , pp 219-227
- Elena Seredkina, Elena Gavrilina, Natalia Cherepanova and Liliya Tukhvatulina
- Ch 23 Technology assessment in Africa: capacity needs and opportunities , pp 228-236
- John Ouma Mugabe and Josephine Kaviti Musango
- Ch 24 Epistemology: knowledge of and for technology assessment , pp 239-248
- Stefan Böschen, Gabriele Gramelsberger and Jan Cornelius Schmidt
- Ch 25 Ethics and technology assessment , pp 249-258
- Sven Ove Hansson
- Ch 26 Technology assessment and democratic theories: a critical review , pp 259-268
- Pierre Delvenne and Céline Parotte
- Ch 27 Constructive technology assessment: supporting the reflexive co-evolution of technology and society , pp 270-280
- Douglas K.R. Robinson
- Ch 28 Hermeneutic technology assessment , pp 281-290
- Wenzel Mehnert and Armin Grunwald
- Ch 29 Techno-anthropological technology assessment , pp 291-300
- Lars Botin and Tom Børsen
- Ch 30 Design for values , pp 301-309
- Ibo van de Poel
- Ch 31 Technology assessment in innovation systems , pp 310-321
- Ingrid Ott
- Ch 32 Technology assessment and evaluation , pp 324-331
- Christine Rösch
- Ch 33 Beyond systems analysis to a multidimensional approach in technology assessment , pp 332-342
- Roh Pin Lee and Witold-Roger Poganietz
- Ch 34 Multidirectional knowledge transfer in various technology assessment practices , pp 343-353
- Constanze Scherz and Anne-Floor Scholvinck
- Ch 35 Technology assessment as transdisciplinary research , pp 354-364
- Antonietta Di Giulio and Rico Defila
- Ch 36 Participation and engagement , pp 366-375
- Phil Macnaghten
- Ch 37 Future-oriented technology assessment (FTA): developments via foresight and anticipation , pp 376-386
- Fabiana Scapolo, Cristiano Cagnin, Lucia Vesnić-Alujević, Alexandre Polvora and Susana Nascimento
- Ch 38 Digital methods for technology assessment , pp 387-396
- Pauline Riousset, Anders Koed Madsen, Nicolas Baya-Laffite and Lionel Villard
- Ch 39 Hermeneutical understanding , pp 397-407
- Nina Janich
- Ch 40 Responsible research and innovation , pp 409-417
- Alexei Grinbaum
- Ch 41 Impact assessment versus technology assessment: distant relatives or different species? , pp 418-429
- Alan Bond, Jiří Dusik and Miltos Ladikas
- Ch 42 Exploring synergies: comparative analysis of technology assessment and RRI in European industrial contexts , pp 430-439
- Emad Yaghmaei, Zenlin Kwee, Martijn Wiarda and Steven Flipse
- Ch 43 Technology assessment for a ‘good’ Anthropocene , pp 441-450
- Armin Grunwald
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