Normativity

Disposed to Unsustainability? Ecological Modernisation as a Techno-Science Enterprise with Conflicting Normative Orientations

By Ingmar Lippert - Posted on October 7th, 2010

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Actor-Network Theory
Critical Realism
Normativity
Sustainability

Lippert, Ingmar. "Disposed to Unsustainability? Ecological Modernisation as a Techno-Science Enterprise with Conflicting Normative Orientations." In Yearbook 2009 of the Institute for Advanced Studies on Science, Technology and Society, edited by Arno Bammé, Günter Getzinger and Bernhard Wieser, 275-290. München: Profil, 2010.

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Disposed to Unsustainability? Ecological Modernisation as a Techno-Science Enterprise with Conflicting Normative Orientations

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