Un nuevo número de la muy interesante revista académica Social Philosophy and Policy comienza con un artículo introductorio de David Schmidtz, de quien siempre vale la pena leer lo que escribe. Se titula  SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND VALUE: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/social-philosophy-and-policy/article/science-technology-and-value/967104F2724B7E31FF0075A25BFAACFF

Este es el contenido del número:

PICKING OUR POISON: A CONDITIONAL DEFENSE OF GEOENGINEERING

Christopher Freiman

PUBLIC TRUST AND BIOTECH INNOVATION: A THEORY OF TRUSTWORTHY REGULATION OF (SCARY!) TECHNOLOGY

Clark Wolf

TWO MODELS OF INFORMED CONSENT

Lynn A. Jansen

WHAT DO EXPERTS KNOW?

Iskra Fileva

THE FOG OF DEBATE

Nathan Ballantyne

ALGORITHMIC ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE MAKING

Deborah G. Johnson

THE TECHNOLOGY OF PUBLIC SHAMING

Harrison Frye

THE VALUE OF JUSTICE-INVOLVED YOUTH: ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN POLICIES AND PRACTICES

Sally Stevens

TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE

Colleen Murphy

URBAN PLANNING AND URBAN VALUES: A JACOBSIAN ANALYSIS

Sanford Ikeda

CULTURAL VALUE AND EVOLVING TECHNOLOGIES: INSTANCES FROM MUSIC AND VISUAL ART

Daniel Asia, Robert Edward Gordon

THE PERPETUAL STRUGGLE: HOW THE COEVOLUTION OF HIERARCHY AND RESISTANCE DRIVES THE EVOLUTION OF MORALITY AND INSTITUTIONS

Allen Buchanan

THE PREHISTORIC ORIGINS OF EUROPEAN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION

George Grantham