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Modernidades múltiples y crítica social de las tecnologías
Delvenne, Pierre; Erpicum, Martin; Hupet, Pierre et al.
2009In Cuadernos sobre Relaciones Internacionales, Regionalismo y Desarrollo, 4 (7), p. 65-90
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Keywords :
Technology Assessment; Science and technology; Multiple modernities
Abstract :
[en] Although, the links between the ideologies of progress and technological developments are often strong, we are currently observing amore and more virulent social criticism of these evolutions’ consequences. This paper,written by four European and Latin American researchers, addresses the way as sciences and technology issues are criticised and dealt with in Europe in the framework of “TechnologyAssessment” (TA) offices. Then, important for the authors is to consider that although TA practices proved to be efficient in a European context, such a tool may not be transferable as such in another context. Relying on the concept of “multiplemodernities”, they focus on Latin America to stress the usefulness of building an adapted local TA capacity, through an interactive process of co-construction by the practitionners and various stakeholders, including the public.
Disciplines :
Political science, public administration & international relations
Author, co-author :
Delvenne, Pierre  ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > Département de science politique > Gouvernance et société
Erpicum, Martin 
Hupet, Pierre
Vasen, Federico
Language :
Spanish
Title :
Modernidades múltiples y crítica social de las tecnologías
Alternative titles :
[en] Multiple modernities and social criticism of Technology
Publication date :
2009
Journal title :
Cuadernos sobre Relaciones Internacionales, Regionalismo y Desarrollo
ISSN :
1856-349X
Publisher :
Universidad de Los Andes, San Cristobal, Venezuela
Special issue title :
Cuadernos sobre Relaciones Internacionales, Regionalismo y Desarrollo
Volume :
4
Issue :
7
Pages :
65-90
Peer reviewed :
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