Dear list members,
we are happy to announce that TATuP 33/2 (2024) has been published online.
This issue's Special topic is
"Malevolent creativity and civil security: The ambivalence of emergent
technologies"
edited by Georg Plattner (ITAS/KIT), Octavia Madeira (ITAS/KIT), Christian
Bscher (ITAS/KIT), Alexandros Gazos (ITAS/KIT) and Tim Rller (ITAS/KIT).
- New CfA: Please spread widely in your networks our current Call for
Abstracts "Beyond short-termism: Strategies and perspectives for the
long-term governance of socio-technical change
" in TATuP
Special topic in issue 34/2 (2025), abstract submission until 12 August
2024.
- Open call: Please also keep in mind TATuP's ongoing call for
submissions of research articles
in the open topic section "Research", of book reviews, meeting reports etc.
Have a good read of TATuP's new issue!
Sincerely
TATuP editorial team
TATuP - Journal for Technology Assessment in Theory and Practice
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis
Karlstr. 11
76133 Karlsruhe, Germany
www.tatup.de
redaktion@tatup.de
( +49 721 608-26014
7 +49 721 608-24806
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