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Articles published in the EASST Review & Science & Technology Studies

The EASST Review is a quarterly open access publication that has followed developments in our field for more than 30 years.
EASST Review (ISSN 1384-5160) is published biannually and distributed digitally to all EASST members.

Latest issue of EASST Review

Editorial

The EASST Review editorial team: Jose Canada, Roos Hopman, Stefan Laser, Richard Tutton.

News from the council

by EASST Council

EASST Awards 2024

by EASST Council

Adele Clarke, 1946 – 2024

by Isabel Fletcher

EASST-4S 2024 conference update: Making, Doing & Transforming

by Teun Zuiderent-Jerak, Michiel van Oudheusden, and Evelien de Hoop on behalf of the EASST-4S conference committee.

Beyond fun: Experiments in epistemic dizziness

by Britta Acksel, Jonna Josties, and Maxime Le Calvé

Democratic Deficit of the Nuclear

by Lee Towers

Friction Takes Center Stage in Science Communication: Theater Dialogues of Dissent

by Willemine Willems, Keje Boersma, Jaron Harambam, Tessa Roedema, Esther de Weger

Liveable Futures: a guiding concept for knowledge infrastructures

by Anne Beaulieu, Efe Cengiz, Raul Cordero Carrasco, Selen Eren, Sarah Feron, Matilde Ficozzi, , Carol Garzon Lopez, Stephanie Hobbis, Ruth Howison, Clarisse Kraamwinkel, Maarten Loonen, Marije Miedema, Dario Rodighiero

Doing marine worlds: Marine STSing through Germany and beyond

by Tanja Bogusz, Ramona Haegele, & Laura Otto

Science & Technology Studies is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the advancement of scholarly studies of science and technology as socio-material phenomena, including their historical and contemporary production and their associated forms of knowledge, expertise, social organization and controversy.

Latest articles of S&TS

EASST Review: Featured article

Friction Takes Center Stage in Science Communication: Theater Dialogues of Dissent

by Willemine Willems, Keje Boersma, Jaron Harambam, Tessa Roedema, Esther de Weger

It is early 2024 when we enter the second phase of our project Climate Research in Dialogue. The rationale for the project is straightforward. The climate crisis has become a particularly politicized issue in The Netherlands, as it has in other places; with strong disagreement between citizens and between political parties (…) Read more

STS Journal: Featured article

Ethical Plateaus in Danish Child Protection Services: The Rise and Demise of Algorithmic Models

by Helene Friis Ratner and Ida Schrøder.

This paper analyses how controversies shape an emerging field of AI in Danish child protection services. In a context of high controversiality, we examine how algorithmic systems evolve in conjunction with changing ethical stakes. Empirically, we report a study comprising all Danish attempts (…) read more