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    Journal: Poiesis & Praxis

    Volume 7, Issue 4

    221 -- 223Stephan Lingner. Science, interdisciplinarity, and the society
    225 -- 247Eberhard Knobloch. Kaspar Schott's "encyclopedia of all mathematical sciences"
    249 -- 274Jan C. Schmidt. What is a problem?
    275 -- 289Klaus Mainzer. Interdisciplinarity and innovation dynamics. On convergence of research, technology, economy, and society
    291 -- 303Jonathan Matusitz, Eric Kramer. beyond objectivism and relativism: science, hermeneutics, and praxis

    Volume 7, Issue 3

    151 -- 168Ruth Mampuys, Frans W. A. Brom. The quiet before the storm: anticipating developments in synthetic biology
    169 -- 188Neelke Doorn. A procedural approach to distributing responsibilities in R&D networks
    189 -- 195Neha Khetrapal. Achieving common grounds in communication via interfaces: a role of spatial frames for reference
    197 -- 209Sarina Keller. Scientization: putting global climate change on the scientific agenda and the role of the IPCC
    211 -- 219Hans von Storch, Dennis Bray. Against politicization of science

    Volume 7, Issue 1-2

    1 -- 4Karen Kastenhofer, Doris Allhutter. Technoscience and technology assessment
    5 -- 15Alfred Nordmann. A forensics of wishing: technology assessment in the age of technoscience
    17 -- 36Jutta Weber. Making worlds: epistemological, ontological and political dimensions of technoscience
    37 -- 54Karen Kastenhofer. Do we need a specific kind of technoscience assessment? Taking the convergence of science and technology seriously
    55 -- 71Wolfgang Liebert, Jan C. Schmidt. Collingridge's dilemma and technoscience
    73 -- 86Alfons Bora. Knowledge and the regulation of innovation
    87 -- 98Roswitha Hofmann, Doris Allhutter. Situated (un-)learning in software design: a deconstructive approach
    99 -- 116Wolfgang Liebert, Jan C. Schmidt. Towards a prospective technology assessment: challenges and requirements for technology assessment in the age of technoscience
    117 -- 133Michael Decker, Torsten Fleischer. When should there be which kind of technology assessment? A plea for a strictly problem-oriented approach from the very outset
    135 -- 150Matthew Cotton. Discourse, upstream public engagement and the governance of human life extension research
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