Skip to content

Practicing Evidence - Evidencing Practice

DFG Forschungsgruppe 2448

  • Home
  • Projects – Phase 1
    • TP1: The Janus-Face of Participation
    • TP2: Narrative as Practicing Evidence in Public Discourse about Genetic Research – TP2
    • TP3: „How Safe Is Safe Enough?“
    • TP4: Food Safety and the Controversial Interaction of Risk Analysis and Intuition
    • TP5: Evidence Practices at the Interstice of Sciences, Humanities, and the Public
    • TP6: Evidence in Citizen Science
    • AP1: Evidence as an Epistemic and Moral Value
    • AP2: Evidence for Excellence
  • Projects – Phase 2
    • TP1: The Critic of Evidence Based Medicine
    • TP2: Evidence Regimes of Local and International Pesticide Use
    • TP4: The Role of Moralization
    • TP5: The Risk Industry
    • TP6: The Evidence Culture of Citizen Science
    • TP7: Effects of Narrative Evidence
    • TP8: Obviously Excellent?
    • AP4: The De- and Restabilisation of Evidence in the Corona Crisis
    • AP9: Evidence for use – Evidence for us
  • Resonance
  • Publications
  • People
  • Conferences
  • Language: English
    • Deutsch Deutsch
    • English English

You are here:

  • Home
  • Publication
  • Out Now: Special Issue “Auto-Mobilities”, ed. Stefan Esselborn

Out Now: Special Issue “Auto-Mobilities”, ed. Stefan Esselborn

Out Now: Special Issue "Auto-Mobilities", ed. Stefan Esselborn
Anabel Harisch Friday May 29th, 2020

The new “Technikgeschichte” special issue 2020/1, edited by Stefan Esselborn, opens up historical perspectives on the automation of automobiles and aviation.

See publisher’s website for more information.

Posted in Publication
Tagged Phase One
Previous Post: Recently Published: Gadebusch Bondio, M.: “A Sanitary War”
Next Post: German Radio Segment: Facts not Fakes

Legal

Imprint

Data protection declaration

Contact

With Members From

Copyright © 2023 Practicing Evidence - Evidencing Practice. All rights reserved.Theme: Envince by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress