Titlebook: Assessing the Impacts of Information Technology; Hope to escape the n Norbert Szyperski,Erwin Grochla,Wilfried P. Weitz Book 1983 Springer

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Public Participation in Technology Assessmenthnological advances ranging from the Concorde, nuclear power, new life forms created via bioengineering, to information technology. To an increasing extent grassroots movements demand insight into the research and development processes as well as thorough assessment of the consequences of all the new major technologies.

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Review of Selected Technology Assessment Studies of Information Technologies in the United States ofvision of Policy Research and Analysis (PRA) in the Directorate for Scientific, Technological, and International Affairs (STIA). Research which is supported by the TARA program is coordinated with other appropriate agencies, particularly the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) of the Congress.

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Some Remarks on Strategic Considerations for Technology Assessmentsing the game against reality, in the second case, they are losing the game for their reputation. Recent criticism has increasingly sought to defeat concrete TA-projects on a third ground, namely that of classifying the game as lost from the outset, at best calling it rhetoric (cf. Wynne 1975).

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