Titlebook: Governing Future Technologies; Nanotechnology and t Mario Kaiser,Monika Kurath,Christoph Rehmann-Sutte Book 2010 Springer Science+Business

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99484-5 technologies. One indication is the common reference to the so-called impasse around (green) biotechnology, and how to avoid a similar impasse (For an example, see Colvin 2003; for an analysis in terms of folk theories, Rip 2006c). Related to this is the willingness to invite public engagement, if

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Structural Causality and Material Ideology,ey keep one eye on benefits or innovations, and on risks or dangers the other. But it might be worthwhile taking a closer look at this ambivalence, for it also sets the ground for a division of labour. Despite of the fuzzy and intricate nature of the boundaries that separate those social domains in

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Alexander Badenoch,Andreas Fickersand particularly difficult to answer with respect to the current status of nanotechnology. This technoscientific enterprise is marked on the one hand by nearly unanimous endorsement and on the other hand by an apparent absence of power. The following reflections serve to address this challenge by su

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