Herbert Gottweis
Biographic Data
| ID | 381101 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Herbert Gottweis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Herbert |
| FAMILY NAME | Gottweis |
| SIGNATURE | GOTTWEIS H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Vienna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Argumentative Turn Revisited: Public Policy as Communicative Practice
Introduction: The Argumentative Turn Revisited / Frank Fischer and Herbert Gottweis 1 Part I. Deliberative Policy Argumentation and Public Participation 1. Fostering Deliberation in the Forum and Beyond / John S. Dryzek and Carolyn M. Hendriks 31 2. Performing Place Governance Collaboratively: Planning as a Communicative Process / Patsy Healey 58 Part II. Discursive Politics and Argumentative Practices: Institutions and Frames 3. Discursive Insti…
The argumentative turn in public policy revisited: Twenty years later
This essay outlines and extends the discussion of the ‘argumentative turn’ in public policy as it has evolved since 1993 and points to possible future directions of argumentative policy analysis. First emerging in 1993, the contributions over these two decades include a focus on deliberation and deliberative democracy, discourse and discursive institutionalism, social constructivism and interpretation, rhetoric and semiotics, post-structural poli…
From global bioethics to ethical governance of biomedical research collaborations
The Argumentative Turn Revisited: Public Policy as Communicative Practice
Argumentative Turn Revisited: Public Policy As Communicative Practice
Biobank governance: Heterogeneous modes of ordering and democratization
Explaining Hwang-Gate: South Korean Identity Politics between Bionationalism and Globalization
This article explores the scientific fraud case of the South Korean stem cell scientist Woo-Suk Hwang, which represents a struggle over political identity. The South Korean state supported Hwang's research hoping to establish Korean scientific-technological leadership in biotechnology, but it combined this globalization strategy with an identity politics built around the Korean people. The emerging bionationalism exceeded traditional ethnic natio…
Bionationalism, stem cells, BSE, and Web 2.0 in South Korea: Toward the reconfiguration of biopolitics
We argue that at the core of contemporary biopolitics in South Korea there is a politics of identity built around the gradual transformation of ethnic nationalism based primarily on ethnicity, blood, and membership to a new kind of nationalism in which ethnicity is biologically and scientifically reconfigured. The emerging Korean bionationalism goes beyond traditional ethnic nationalism by combining a focus on ethnicity and race with a belief in …
Biopolitics in Asia
During the last decade, Asia has emerged as a major force in the life sciences. While some countries in the region such as Japan have a long tradition in the life sciences field, others such as Chi
Biobanks: Governance in Comparative Perspective
TEST 02 - Elsevier's Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. Search and access research from the science, technology, medicine, social sciences and arts and humanities fields.
Participation and the New Governance of Life
Governing genomics in the 21st century: Between risk and uncertainty
The paper reconstructs the governance of genomics by sketching the main features, modes of operation and tactics of the emerging genomics apparatus. Genomic governance in the 20th century is characterized by the simultaneous operation of a process of the stabilization of knowledge regimes, in particular via patenting. Furthermore, we observe a heterogenization and globalization of the actors and knowledge creating systems in genomics governance. …
Transnationalizing recombinant-DNA regulation: Between Asilomar, Embo, the OECD, and the European Community
Recombinant regulation: The Asilomar legacy 30 years on
editorial
Theoretical strategies of poststructuralist policy analysis: Towards an analytics of government
When authors in the field of policy studies describe their approach as 'discourse analysis', many different things can be meant by this label, ranging from a Habermasian to a deconstructivist style of analysis. In this chapter I will draw some insights from poststructuralist theory for a discourse-analytical reading of the policy process. I will address a number of central, analytical questions that are raised by a poststructuralist perspective o…
Post-positivistische Zugänge in der Policy-Forschung
Die Policy-Forschung befindet sich heute in einer spannenden Transformations-phase. Nach Jahrzehnten der Dominanz entweder weitgehend atheoretischer oder rationalistischer Ansätze lässt sich seit Anfang der 1990er Jahre die Entstehung einer Vielzahl neuer methodologischer Zugänge beobachten (Fischer/Forester 1993; Hajer/Wagenaar 2002). In einer Reihe dieser neueren, post-positivistischen Ansätze — stark inspiriert von Entwicklungen in der Sozialt…
Debate: “Biopolitics” and the Missing Political Scientists
The governance of genomics
Genomics is in the process of introducing a number of fundamental transformations in the practices of modern biology and medicine, in the pharmaceutical industry, and in society and culture. The transformative powers of genomics/post-genomics have created a significant number of interrelated policy challenges, such as in the fields of patenting, genetic testing and genetic information. Today a 'cultural vacuum' seems to exist, which tends to give…
Stem Cell Policies in the United States and in Germany: Between Bioethics and Regulation
The article compares policymaking in the field of human embryonic stem cell research in the United States and in Germany. Although experimental research with human stem cells is controversial in both countries, restrictions on research are much more strict in Germany than in the United States. In order to explain the contrast between the United States and Germany in dealing with human embryonic stem cell research and to predict possible future de…
Biotechnology Backstage. Paul Aebersold
Governing Molecules: The Discursive Politics of Genetic Engineering in Europe and the United States
Scientists, investors, policymakers, the media, and the general public have all displayed a continuing interest in the commercial promise and potential dangers of genetic engineering. In this book, Herbert Gottweis explains how genetic engineering became so controversial—a technology that some seek to promote by any means and others want to block entirely. Beginning with a clear exposition of poststructuralist theory and its implications for rese…
Molecular Politics: Developing American and British Regulatory Policy for Genetic Engineering, 1972-1982 . Susan Wright
Frauen und Naturwissenschaften: Gesammelte Vortrage zur feministischen Wissenschaftskritik. Erika Hickel
German Politics of Genetic Engineering and its Deconstruction
Policy-making, as exemplified by biotechnology policy, can be understood as an attempt to manage a field of discursivity, to construct regularity in a dispersed multitude of combinable elements. Following this perspective of politics as a textual process, the paper interprets the politicization of genetic engineering in Germany as a defence of the political as a regime of heterogeneity, as a field of 'dissensus' rather than 'consensus', and a rej…
Genetic Engineering, Democracy, and the Politics of Identity
L'A. examine l'influence des decouvertes genetiques sur le sentiment d'identite que peuvent avoir les individus d'une societe et d'une culture donnee. En particulier, l'A. se demande comment les encadrements politiques gerent la recherche biologique et se modulent en fonction de ses avancees
Stem Cell Policies in the United States and in Germany: Between Bioethics and Regulation
The article compares policymaking in the field of human embryonic stem cell research in the United States and in Germany. Although experimental research with human stem cells is controversial in both countries, restrictions on research are much more strict in Germany than in the United States. In order to explain the contrast between the United States and Germany in dealing with human embryonic stem cell research and to predict possible future de…
From global bioethics to ethical governance of biomedical research collaborations
The argumentative turn in public policy revisited: Twenty years later
This essay outlines and extends the discussion of the ‘argumentative turn’ in public policy as it has evolved since 1993 and points to possible future directions of argumentative policy analysis. First emerging in 1993, the contributions over these two decades include a focus on deliberation and deliberative democracy, discourse and discursive institutionalism, social constructivism and interpretation, rhetoric and semiotics, post-structural poli…
Recombinant regulation: The Asilomar legacy 30 years on
editorial
German Politics of Genetic Engineering and its Deconstruction
Policy-making, as exemplified by biotechnology policy, can be understood as an attempt to manage a field of discursivity, to construct regularity in a dispersed multitude of combinable elements. Following this perspective of politics as a textual process, the paper interprets the politicization of genetic engineering in Germany as a defence of the political as a regime of heterogeneity, as a field of 'dissensus' rather than 'consensus', and a rej…
Explaining Hwang-Gate: South Korean Identity Politics between Bionationalism and Globalization
This article explores the scientific fraud case of the South Korean stem cell scientist Woo-Suk Hwang, which represents a struggle over political identity. The South Korean state supported Hwang's research hoping to establish Korean scientific-technological leadership in biotechnology, but it combined this globalization strategy with an identity politics built around the Korean people. The emerging bionationalism exceeded traditional ethnic natio…
Transnationalizing recombinant-DNA regulation: Between Asilomar, Embo, the OECD, and the European Community
Genetic Engineering, Democracy, and the Politics of Identity
L'A. examine l'influence des decouvertes genetiques sur le sentiment d'identite que peuvent avoir les individus d'une societe et d'une culture donnee. En particulier, l'A. se demande comment les encadrements politiques gerent la recherche biologique et se modulent en fonction de ses avancees
German Politics of Genetic Engineering and its Deconstruction
Policy-making, as exemplified by biotechnology policy, can be understood as an attempt to manage a field of discursivity, to construct regularity in a dispersed multitude of combinable elements. Following this perspective of politics as a textual process, the paper interprets the politicization of genetic engineering in Germany as a defence of the political as a regime of heterogeneity, as a field of 'dissensus' rather than 'consensus', and a rej…
Genetic Engineering, Democracy, and the Politics of Identity
L'A. examine l'influence des decouvertes genetiques sur le sentiment d'identite que peuvent avoir les individus d'une societe et d'une culture donnee. En particulier, l'A. se demande comment les encadrements politiques gerent la recherche biologique et se modulent en fonction de ses avancees
Molecular Politics: Developing American and British Regulatory Policy for Genetic Engineering, 1972-1982 . Susan Wright
Frauen und Naturwissenschaften: Gesammelte Vortrage zur feministischen Wissenschaftskritik. Erika Hickel
Governing Molecules: The Discursive Politics of Genetic Engineering in Europe and the United States
Scientists, investors, policymakers, the media, and the general public have all displayed a continuing interest in the commercial promise and potential dangers of genetic engineering. In this book, Herbert Gottweis explains how genetic engineering became so controversial—a technology that some seek to promote by any means and others want to block entirely. Beginning with a clear exposition of poststructuralist theory and its implications for rese…
Biotechnology Backstage. Paul Aebersold
The governance of genomics
Genomics is in the process of introducing a number of fundamental transformations in the practices of modern biology and medicine, in the pharmaceutical industry, and in society and culture. The transformative powers of genomics/post-genomics have created a significant number of interrelated policy challenges, such as in the fields of patenting, genetic testing and genetic information. Today a 'cultural vacuum' seems to exist, which tends to give…
Stem Cell Policies in the United States and in Germany: Between Bioethics and Regulation
The article compares policymaking in the field of human embryonic stem cell research in the United States and in Germany. Although experimental research with human stem cells is controversial in both countries, restrictions on research are much more strict in Germany than in the United States. In order to explain the contrast between the United States and Germany in dealing with human embryonic stem cell research and to predict possible future de…
Theoretical strategies of poststructuralist policy analysis: Towards an analytics of government
When authors in the field of policy studies describe their approach as 'discourse analysis', many different things can be meant by this label, ranging from a Habermasian to a deconstructivist style of analysis. In this chapter I will draw some insights from poststructuralist theory for a discourse-analytical reading of the policy process. I will address a number of central, analytical questions that are raised by a poststructuralist perspective o…
Post-positivistische Zugänge in der Policy-Forschung
Die Policy-Forschung befindet sich heute in einer spannenden Transformations-phase. Nach Jahrzehnten der Dominanz entweder weitgehend atheoretischer oder rationalistischer Ansätze lässt sich seit Anfang der 1990er Jahre die Entstehung einer Vielzahl neuer methodologischer Zugänge beobachten (Fischer/Forester 1993; Hajer/Wagenaar 2002). In einer Reihe dieser neueren, post-positivistischen Ansätze — stark inspiriert von Entwicklungen in der Sozialt…
Debate: “Biopolitics” and the Missing Political Scientists
Governing genomics in the 21st century: Between risk and uncertainty
The paper reconstructs the governance of genomics by sketching the main features, modes of operation and tactics of the emerging genomics apparatus. Genomic governance in the 20th century is characterized by the simultaneous operation of a process of the stabilization of knowledge regimes, in particular via patenting. Furthermore, we observe a heterogenization and globalization of the actors and knowledge creating systems in genomics governance. …
Transnationalizing recombinant-DNA regulation: Between Asilomar, Embo, the OECD, and the European Community
Recombinant regulation: The Asilomar legacy 30 years on
editorial
Biobanks: Governance in Comparative Perspective
TEST 02 - Elsevier's Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. Search and access research from the science, technology, medicine, social sciences and arts and humanities fields.
Participation and the New Governance of Life
Bionationalism, stem cells, BSE, and Web 2.0 in South Korea: Toward the reconfiguration of biopolitics
We argue that at the core of contemporary biopolitics in South Korea there is a politics of identity built around the gradual transformation of ethnic nationalism based primarily on ethnicity, blood, and membership to a new kind of nationalism in which ethnicity is biologically and scientifically reconfigured. The emerging Korean bionationalism goes beyond traditional ethnic nationalism by combining a focus on ethnicity and race with a belief in …
Biopolitics in Asia
During the last decade, Asia has emerged as a major force in the life sciences. While some countries in the region such as Japan have a long tradition in the life sciences field, others such as Chi
Explaining Hwang-Gate: South Korean Identity Politics between Bionationalism and Globalization
This article explores the scientific fraud case of the South Korean stem cell scientist Woo-Suk Hwang, which represents a struggle over political identity. The South Korean state supported Hwang's research hoping to establish Korean scientific-technological leadership in biotechnology, but it combined this globalization strategy with an identity politics built around the Korean people. The emerging bionationalism exceeded traditional ethnic natio…
Biobank governance: Heterogeneous modes of ordering and democratization
The Argumentative Turn Revisited: Public Policy as Communicative Practice
Argumentative Turn Revisited: Public Policy As Communicative Practice
The argumentative turn in public policy revisited: Twenty years later
This essay outlines and extends the discussion of the ‘argumentative turn’ in public policy as it has evolved since 1993 and points to possible future directions of argumentative policy analysis. First emerging in 1993, the contributions over these two decades include a focus on deliberation and deliberative democracy, discourse and discursive institutionalism, social constructivism and interpretation, rhetoric and semiotics, post-structural poli…
From global bioethics to ethical governance of biomedical research collaborations
The Argumentative Turn Revisited: Public Policy as Communicative Practice
Introduction: The Argumentative Turn Revisited / Frank Fischer and Herbert Gottweis 1 Part I. Deliberative Policy Argumentation and Public Participation 1. Fostering Deliberation in the Forum and Beyond / John S. Dryzek and Carolyn M. Hendriks 31 2. Performing Place Governance Collaboratively: Planning as a Communicative Process / Patsy Healey 58 Part II. Discursive Politics and Argumentative Practices: Institutions and Frames 3. Discursive Insti…
Political science (20 works) · Law (17 works) · Sociology (15 works) · Politics (14 works) · Law (10 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Biomedical Ethics and Regulation (7 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Environmental ethics (7 works) · Public Administration (7 works)