Titlebook: Governing Future Technologies; Nanotechnology and t Mario Kaiser,Monika Kurath,Christoph Rehmann-Sutte Book 2010 Springer Science+Business

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Steffen Eschinger,Annette Hochstrahsis discourse, and who is excluded are still underrepresented. In order to establish this new field of research and innovation, scientists try to actively shape and appropriate the discourse on nanotechnology (H?rd and Jamison 1998: 1–16).

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0167-2320 ections have played only a subordinate role. This book argues that with the rise of the nanotechnology assessment regime, however, things have changed dramatically: Situated at the crossroads of democratizing s978-94-007-3077-9978-90-481-2834-1Series ISSN 0167-2320 Series E-ISSN 2215-1796

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Book 2010fety, sustainability, desirability, and acceptability. So far, such deliberations and reflections have played only a subordinate role. This book argues that with the rise of the nanotechnology assessment regime, however, things have changed dramatically: Situated at the crossroads of democratizing s

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Graphen und weitere Kohlenstoffallotrope,Since nanotechnology has been touted to bring about the next industrial revolution, the talk about nanotechnology has considerably shifted towards the future.

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Negotiating Nano: From Assessing Risks to Disciplinary TransformationsA variety of discourses have been negotiating both promising visions and adverse implications of emerging nanosciences and nanotechnologies (NST).