This volume explores how the relation between knowledge and the political is developing in the rapidly evolving context of 'knowledge societies'. By analysing how the traditional boundaries and categories of the political are being redefined in the age of communication technologies and information economies, this monograph provides a novel perspective on current debates about 'knowledge societies'.
This volume explores how the relation between knowledge and the political is developing in the rapidly evolving context of 'knowledge societies'. By analysing how the traditional boundaries and categories of the political are being redefined in the age of communication technologies and information economies, this monograph provides a novel perspective on current debates about 'knowledge societies'.
Patrick Baert is Reader in Social Theory at the University of Cambridge, and also Fellow and Director of Studies at Selwyn College, Cambridge. His publications include Social Theory in the Twentieth Century and Beyond (with F. Carreira da Silva, 2010), and Conflict, Citizenship and Civil Society (with S.Koniordos, G.Procacci and C.Ruzza, 2010). Fernando Domínguez Rubio is a Postdoctoral Marie Curie Fellow at New York University and the Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change at the Open University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Politics of Knowledge Fernando D. Rubio and Patrick Baert 1. The Politics of Public Reason Sheila Jasanoff 2. The Politics of Non-knowing: An Emerging Area of Social and Political Conflict in Reflexive Modernity Ulrich Beck and Peter Wehling 3. Technology Legal Knowledge and Citizenship: On the Care of Locked-in Syndrome Patients Fernando D. Rubio and Javier Lezaun 4. 'Step Inside: Knowledge Freely Available'. The Politics of (making) Knowledge-objects James Leach 5. Informal Knowledge and its Enablements: The Role of the New Technologies Saskia Sassen 6. Secularisation and the Politics of Religious Knowledge Bryan S. Turner 7. Social Fluidity: The Politics of a Theoretical Model Fernando J. García Selgas 8. Collateral Realities John Law 9. Transforming the Intellectual Patrick Baert and Alan Shipman
Introduction: The Politics of Knowledge Fernando D. Rubio and Patrick Baert 1. The Politics of Public Reason Sheila Jasanoff 2. The Politics of Non-knowing: An Emerging Area of Social and Political Conflict in Reflexive Modernity Ulrich Beck and Peter Wehling 3. Technology Legal Knowledge and Citizenship: On the Care of Locked-in Syndrome Patients Fernando D. Rubio and Javier Lezaun 4. 'Step Inside: Knowledge Freely Available'. The Politics of (making) Knowledge-objects James Leach 5. Informal Knowledge and its Enablements: The Role of the New Technologies Saskia Sassen 6. Secularisation and the Politics of Religious Knowledge Bryan S. Turner 7. Social Fluidity: The Politics of a Theoretical Model Fernando J. García Selgas 8. Collateral Realities John Law 9. Transforming the Intellectual Patrick Baert and Alan Shipman
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