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Call for Abstracts: "Exploring technologies through imaginary worlds: At the intersection of science fiction & technology assessment"

2025-06-02

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New TATuP issue: "Practices and concepts of care in sustainability transformations. Critical perspectives in technology assessment"

2025-03-27

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2025-02-20

Current Issue

Vol. 34 No. 2 (2025): Beyond short-termism: Strategies and perspectives for the long-term governance of socio-technical change

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Published: 2025-06-25

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Editorial

Editorial

Linda Nierling

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TA Focus

TA Focus 34/2 (2025): News for the TA community

Jonas Moosmüller

6-7
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Special topic

Navigating the future: Strategies for the long-term governance of socio-technical change

Stefania Sardo, Sophie Kuppler, Dirk Scheer

9–14
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Whose future?: Epistemic challenges to the collective ‘we’ in long-term governance

Martin Böhnert

15–20
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Prognostic uncertainty and accountability, moral uncertainty and ‘value lock-in’: Three epistemological challenges for long-term governance and their ethical implications

Tobias Hainz

21–26
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An approach for prioritizing types of TA-knowledge for long-term governance of mobility

Jens Schippl

27–33
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Effective and democratic long-term radioactive waste governance: Lessons from Europe

Romy Dekker, Rinie van Est

34–40
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Long-term transition governance and regional innovation cultures: A comparative perspective

Cindy Rentrop, Stefan John, Stefan Böschen, Sebastian Pfotenhauer

41–47
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Time, timing, and conflicting temporalities in experimental urban mobility governance

Franziska X. Meinherz

48–53
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Long-term urban microgrid design: Socio-spatial resilience to promote energy democracy

Sadeeb Simon Ottenburger, Ulrich Ufer

54–60
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Special topic [all articles]

Beyond short-termism: Strategies and perspectives for the long-term governance of socio-technical change

Stefania Sardo, Sophie Kuppler, Dirk Scheer (Special topic editors)

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Research

Comparing two constellation analyses: Insights from the development of weeding robots and autonomous shuttles

Anna Baatz, Katharina Lange, Martina Schäfer, Robert Linke-Wittich

61–67
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Neuronal optogenetics as a new topic of technology assessment?

Hans Zillmann

68–73
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Interview

Experiences from 20 years of technology assessment

Elske Bechthold, Peter Hocke

74-77
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Reflections

Meeting report: „Geist, Welt und KI“. Conference, 2025, Munich, DE

Leo Bong, Jasper von Lepel

78–79
Meeting report: „Zwischen Hassrede, Framing und generativer Künstlicher Intelligenz. Medien und Sprache aus ethischer Perspektive“. Conference, 2025, Tutzing, DE

Stefan Kosak

80–81
Meeting report: “Journalism’s Impact on Public Trust in Science”. Workshop, 2025, Berlin, DE

Constanze Scherz, Franziska Sörgel

82–83
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Book review: Edler, Jakob; Walz, Rainer (2024): Systems and innovation research in transition. Research questions and trends in historical perspective

Joeri Wesseling

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News from the editorial office

TATuPDates 34/2 (2025): News from the editorial office

TATuP editorial office

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