Michael Nentwich
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3492712 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Michael Nentwich |
| NOMBRES | Michael |
| APELLIDO | Nentwich |
| FIRMA | NENTWICH M |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Technology Assessment |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2269-0076 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A short response to van Lente, Swierstra and Joly’s essay ‘Responsible innovation as a critique of technology assessment’
I set out to read this thought experiment by van Lente, Swierstra, and Joly (2017) as a constructive critique of technology assessment (TA) with a view towards making TA better suited to the needs
Embracing variety
This article introduces an inclusive way of modelling (Parliamentary) Technology Assessment, (P)TA as developed in the European PACITA project. It incorporates interdependencies between and diversity among existing and potential (P)TA practices in a more inclusive and fine-grained way than existing literature does. We model (P)TA as a mediating function between the spheres of parliament, government, science and technology, and society. We suggest…
Cultures and Strategies in the Regulation of Nanotechnology in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the European Union
Opportunity structures for citizens’ participation
Kommentar: Neue Fenster im Elfenbeinturm?
Zitatenindizes als Zerrspiegel und HerausforderungCitation Indices as Distorting Mirrors and Challenges
Political Science on the Web
The first part of this contribution provides a short overview on the state-of-the-art of Internet use in political science. In the second part, a few trends are outlined that will have an impact on the field, followed by a more detailed discussion of possible implications of electronic publishing. In the conclusion, a few recommendations to political science professionals are spelled out recommending how the field should react to this development
Cyberscience
The use of information and communication technologies (ICT) is changing science and research. This paper focuses on the complex process of change of the scholarly communication system and how on we may explain the differences of ICT use among research fields. The author submits a heuristic model of change that sets ICT initially as an independent variable and systematizes a series of intervening variables. He distinguishes between institutional, …
Political Theory and the European Union
List of Figures List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Preface 1. Introduction Michael Nentwich and Albert Weale Part 1: Political Legitimacy and the Democratic Deficit 2. Legitimacy and the European Union David Beetham and Christopher Lord 3. Democracy, Legitimacy and Majority Rule in the European Union Andreas Follesdal 4. Between Representation and Constitutionalism in the European Union Albert Weale 5. Defending the Democratic Deficit Sve…
(Re-)De-Commodification in Academic Knowledge Distribution
This paper argues that the system of formal scholarly publication is entering its third phase of evolution. This phase has not yet taken full shape, but is characterised by a strong de-commodified core with only niches for commercial publishers – in contrast to phase II which was the age of increasing commodification. The main reasons for this development are economic, functional and ideational. The current economic crisis of academic publishing …
Research news
Political Theory and the European Union
List of Figures List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Preface 1. Introduction Michael Nentwich and Albert Weale Part 1: Political Legitimacy and the Democratic Deficit 2. Legitimacy and the European Union David Beetham and Christopher Lord 3. Democracy, Legitimacy and Majority Rule in the European Union Andreas Follesdal 4. Between Representation and Constitutionalism in the European Union Albert Weale 5. Defending the Democratic Deficit Sve…
Political Science on the Web
The first part of this contribution provides a short overview on the state-of-the-art of Internet use in political science. In the second part, a few trends are outlined that will have an impact on the field, followed by a more detailed discussion of possible implications of electronic publishing. In the conclusion, a few recommendations to political science professionals are spelled out recommending how the field should react to this development
Research news
(Re-)De-Commodification in Academic Knowledge Distribution
This paper argues that the system of formal scholarly publication is entering its third phase of evolution. This phase has not yet taken full shape, but is characterised by a strong de-commodified core with only niches for commercial publishers – in contrast to phase II which was the age of increasing commodification. The main reasons for this development are economic, functional and ideational. The current economic crisis of academic publishing …
Political Theory and the European Union
List of Figures List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Preface 1. Introduction Michael Nentwich and Albert Weale Part 1: Political Legitimacy and the Democratic Deficit 2. Legitimacy and the European Union David Beetham and Christopher Lord 3. Democracy, Legitimacy and Majority Rule in the European Union Andreas Follesdal 4. Between Representation and Constitutionalism in the European Union Albert Weale 5. Defending the Democratic Deficit Sve…
Cyberscience
The use of information and communication technologies (ICT) is changing science and research. This paper focuses on the complex process of change of the scholarly communication system and how on we may explain the differences of ICT use among research fields. The author submits a heuristic model of change that sets ICT initially as an independent variable and systematizes a series of intervening variables. He distinguishes between institutional, …
Political Science on the Web
The first part of this contribution provides a short overview on the state-of-the-art of Internet use in political science. In the second part, a few trends are outlined that will have an impact on the field, followed by a more detailed discussion of possible implications of electronic publishing. In the conclusion, a few recommendations to political science professionals are spelled out recommending how the field should react to this development
Zitatenindizes als Zerrspiegel und HerausforderungCitation Indices as Distorting Mirrors and Challenges
Opportunity structures for citizens’ participation
Kommentar: Neue Fenster im Elfenbeinturm?
Embracing variety
This article introduces an inclusive way of modelling (Parliamentary) Technology Assessment, (P)TA as developed in the European PACITA project. It incorporates interdependencies between and diversity among existing and potential (P)TA practices in a more inclusive and fine-grained way than existing literature does. We model (P)TA as a mediating function between the spheres of parliament, government, science and technology, and society. We suggest…
Cultures and Strategies in the Regulation of Nanotechnology in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the European Union
A short response to van Lente, Swierstra and Joly’s essay ‘Responsible innovation as a critique of technology assessment’
I set out to read this thought experiment by van Lente, Swierstra, and Joly (2017) as a constructive critique of technology assessment (TA) with a view towards making TA better suited to the needs
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