The Ann Johnson Institute for Science, Technology & Society is delighted to
announce the winners of the annual Book Manuscript Workshop for 2020/2021:
Rachel Ankeny, Professor, Departments of History and Philosophy, and Deputy
Dean Research, Faculty of Arts, University of Adelaide
In Defense of Medical Cases uses methods primarily from the philosophy of
medicine and science but is informed by the history and social studies of
medicine. This book will explore the construction and use of medical cases,
with a particular focus on how they function to produce knowledge in medical
research and clinical practice. Its arguments will have implications well
beyond medicine for applied and hybrid sciences more generally, particularly
in rapidly changing fields with heavy dependence on technology development.
Rosalind Donald, Postdoctoral Associate in Environmental Communication and
Justice, Department of Marine Ecosystems and Society, University of Miami
Greenlining investigates the relationship between environmental policies and
displacement in Miami-Dade, an area that is increasingly vulnerable to the
effects of climate change and the second-most unequal in the United States,
with a severe shortage of affordable housing. Climate gentrification is high
on the agenda in the city as developers target high ground away from the water
in areas that are historically Black due to segregation and displacement.
Elizabeth Rodwell, Assistant Professor, Department of Information and
Logistics Technology, University of Houston
Push the Button is the result of unprecedented access to the Japanese
television industry and, based on 18 months of fieldwork among broadcast and
print journalists, contributes to a mission within the fields of anthropology
and communication studies to understand how creative professionals are
adapting to ongoing technological change and obsolescence within their
fields.
Leah McClimans
www.leahmcclimans.com
Associate Professor, Philosophy
Co-Director Ann Johnson Institute for Science, Technology & Society
Lead for INtegrating Values InTo Evidence-Based Medicine/Policy (INVITE)
https://valuesbasedpractice.org/what-do-we-do/networks/integrating-values-int
o-evidence-based-medicine-invite/
she/her/hers
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