Is science and technology studies (STS) a luxury that our society cannot afford anymore? In this interview, Koichi Mikami tries to learn lessons from Steve Woolgar’s distinguished career on how the kind of sensibilities treasured within the field of STS and the type of critical engagement that its researchers aspire to might be best exercised in a changing landscape of higher education and academic research. Woolgar explains how he, at some key moments in his career, managed to create “a room” for reflexive thought and critical engagement in domains that could otherwise have been dominated by simple deterministic discourses. He explains that the questions of how and to whom you sell your criticism deserve as much attention as what your crit...
In this interview, Andy Stirling talks to Michael Kattirtzi about what initially drew him to Science...
We examine the evidence for the claim of an ‘ontological turn’ in science and technology studies (ST...
We examine the evidence for the claim of an ‘ontological turn’ in science and technology studies (ST...
In a wide-ranging interview, Donald MacKenzie and Pablo Schyfter discuss the former’s entry into sci...
In this interview, Arie Rip talks to Jane Calvert about his life in STS and the history and future o...
object-centred, anti-normative perspective – is presented as an ideological expres-sion of the clien...
Mike Mulkay takes Eugénia Rodrigues through a journey that revisits his involvement in the Sociology...
In this interview, Sheila Jasanoff and Martyn Pickersgill discuss the contested meanings of STS, def...
After a sketch of the optimism and high aspirations of History and Philosophy of Science when I firs...
After a sketch of the optimism and high aspirations of History and Philosophy of Science when I firs...
Talking STS is a collection of interviews and accompanying reflections on the origins, the present a...
STS, today the abbreviation for Science and Technology Studies (formerly Science, Technology and Soc...
In recent years Science and Technology Studies (STS) has been subject to various uses and transforma...
Science and Technology. We are accustomed to accept this phrase as a single integrated concept, thou...
In this address to the president's plenary at the 2001 annual meeting of the society for social stud...
In this interview, Andy Stirling talks to Michael Kattirtzi about what initially drew him to Science...
We examine the evidence for the claim of an ‘ontological turn’ in science and technology studies (ST...
We examine the evidence for the claim of an ‘ontological turn’ in science and technology studies (ST...
In a wide-ranging interview, Donald MacKenzie and Pablo Schyfter discuss the former’s entry into sci...
In this interview, Arie Rip talks to Jane Calvert about his life in STS and the history and future o...
object-centred, anti-normative perspective – is presented as an ideological expres-sion of the clien...
Mike Mulkay takes Eugénia Rodrigues through a journey that revisits his involvement in the Sociology...
In this interview, Sheila Jasanoff and Martyn Pickersgill discuss the contested meanings of STS, def...
After a sketch of the optimism and high aspirations of History and Philosophy of Science when I firs...
After a sketch of the optimism and high aspirations of History and Philosophy of Science when I firs...
Talking STS is a collection of interviews and accompanying reflections on the origins, the present a...
STS, today the abbreviation for Science and Technology Studies (formerly Science, Technology and Soc...
In recent years Science and Technology Studies (STS) has been subject to various uses and transforma...
Science and Technology. We are accustomed to accept this phrase as a single integrated concept, thou...
In this address to the president's plenary at the 2001 annual meeting of the society for social stud...
In this interview, Andy Stirling talks to Michael Kattirtzi about what initially drew him to Science...
We examine the evidence for the claim of an ‘ontological turn’ in science and technology studies (ST...
We examine the evidence for the claim of an ‘ontological turn’ in science and technology studies (ST...