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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword by Steffi Czerny -- Introduction -- Part 1: The Crisis -- Shoshana Zuboff -- John Borthwick -- Maria Ressa -- Rana Foroohar -- Part 2: Waking up from Utopia -- David Kirkpatrick -- Douglas Rushkoff -- Eli Pariser -- Kenneth Cukier -- Peter Sunde -- Part 3: Democracy and its Digital Discontent -- Peter Pomerantsev -- Ece Temelkuran -- Catherine Fieschi -- Ian Bremmer -- Martin Wolf -- Part 4: Fixing the Future -- Richard Stengel -- Carl Benedikt Frey -- Toomas Ilves -- Scott Galloway -- The Interviewees -- Acknowledgements -- A note about the editor.

Intro -- TABLE DES MATIERES -- Table des matières 1 -- Table des matières 2 -- Table des matières 3 -- Copyright -- Liste des auteurs -- Introduction -- Athéisme et indifférence, les controverses antiques -- Vulnérabilité des dieux -- Antagonisme des religiosités -- Les dieux, une invention des hommes -- L'indifférence -- L'athéisme naît-il au XVIIIe siècle ? -- Affirmer son athéisme -- Proclamer l'athéisme -- Les athées existent-ils ? -- Laïcité, athéisme, indifférence religieuse. Pistes de sociologie historique -- Le point de départ : l'État confessionnel

Intro -- Foreword -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- Early Days and the Focus of the Series -- The Normative and Methodological Contributions of the Series -- Structure of the Book -- Looking Ahead -- References -- Section 1: Innovation -- Introduction -- Marianne Boenink, Harro van Lente and Ellen Moors. (Eds.) (2016). Emerging Technologies for Diagnosing Alzheimer's Disease. Innovating with Care. Winner of the 2018 Chris Freeman Award, European Association for the Study of Science and Technology -- From: Peter Whitehouse. The Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer's: Are We Being (Ir)Responsible?, pp. 21-29 -- From: Julia Swallow. Understanding Cognitive Screening Tools: Navigating Uncertainty in Everyday Clinical Practice, pp. 123-140 -- From: Jeanette Pols and Amade M'charek. Responsible Innovation: The Case of Alzheimer Diagnostics, pp. 205-224 -- From: Marianne Boenink, Harro van Lente and Ellen Moors. Diagnosing Alzheimer's Disease: How to Innovate with Care, pp. 263-275 -- Reflection by Marianne Boenink, Harro van Lente and Ellen Moors -- Nelly Oudshoorn. (2011). Telecare Technologies and the Transformation of Healthcare. Winner of Foundation for the Sociology of Health and Illness Book Prize 2012 -- From: Chapter 1, Who Cares?, pp. 4-9 -- From: Chapter 2, Theorizing Technology and the Transformation of Healthcare, pp. 20, 26-27 -- From: Conclusions, p. 210 -- Reflection by Nelly Oudshoorn -- John Gardner. (2017). Rethinking the Clinical Gaze: Patient-Centred Innovation in Paediatric Neurology -- From: Chapter 1, Introduction, pp. 1-4, 9-10, 12-17, 21 -- From: Chapter 2, Understanding Innovation and the Problem of Technology Adoption, pp. 38-39 -- Reflection by John Gardner -- Ellen Balka, Eileen Green and Flis Henwood. (Eds.). (2009). Gender, Health and Information Technology in Context.

The book is an interdisciplinary conversation on utopia clustered around cultural and communication practises that are presented as political and ethical projects for today. It raises questions for intellectual work and invites a revision of the forms of knowledge production for the development of critical thinking.

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1 Introduction: Environmental Participation -- A Science Studies Perspective on Environmental Participation -- Why Environmental Participation Is Unique -- Origin Stories -- Participation in Environmental Science, Decision Making or Expertise? -- Public Participation in Environmental Science-Co-production, Dialogue or Education? -- Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making-Instrumental, Substantive or Normative? -- Uninvited or Invited Participation in Expert-Led Environmental Management? -- Who Participates? -- What Do Participants Do? -- Environmental Participation in Three Dimensions -- References -- 2 Public Participation in Environmental Science -- Environmental Science and Its Publics -- Co-production: Environmental Competency Groups Doing Science Differently -- Environmental Participation Changing Flood Risk Management -- Complementary Co-production in Uckfield and Marlborough -- Lessons on Co-production -- Scientists Deliberating with Stakeholders -- Deliberating with Stakeholders in a National Research Programme -- Stakeholder Deliberation in an International Project -- Citizen Science-Mass Participation -- Spatially Distributed Mediated Citizen Science -- Local Citizen Science Monitoring -- Concluding Reflections on Environmental Participation in Science -- References -- 3 Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making -- Introduction -- Environmental Decision Making and Participating Publics -- Rationales of Public Participation in Environmental Decision Making -- Public Participation in Local Decision Making: The West Cumbria MRWS Partnership -- Catchment Partnerships-Continuing Environmental Participation -- Three Rationales in Practice -- 'Technologies of Elicitation' in Environmental Decision Making -- References -- 4 Public Participation That Reconfigures Expertise.

"While the presence of artificial intelligence may be feared by some, it can also open up more job opportunities for those with STEM training, and save others by doing the dirty work that humans should not. Observe the positives and negatives of robots in this book"--

Toward a critical approach to family language -- Why are single parents good at using a minority language?: Talking about and to kids -- Walking to school in Russian: constructing a mother-daughter relationship -- Adoptive families: constructing competence, history, and knowledge -- Gender, sexuality, and bilingualism in the LGBTQ+-identified family -- The monolingual, nuclear family: erasing Melania Trump -- Researching and supporting all families.