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Freeze-drying of biohazardous products,zation of fundamental transactions and relationships, including within the division of labor, the financial markets and the knowledge market. Globalization has had direct or indirect impacts on all cultures and societies and as such has affected women’s and men’s lives profoundly and in manifold way

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Münir Öztürk,Yoav Waisel,Güven Görkce (AI) and computer science. Particularly software agents and robots attest to an ongoing paradigm shift from machine-oriented concepts, algorithms and automats towards ‘interaction’ (see ., .). While early approaches sought to model rational-cognitive processes and to solve problems using formal s

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Redouane Choukr-Allah,Ragab Ragabied and surrounded by computerised devices, intelligent interfaces, wireless networking technology and software agents. Computing resources and computing services will be present everywhere and interconnected anytime. The focus of AmI is to bring to life the everyday objects and tools of our daily e

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Dov Pasternak,Anthony San Pietroield? In this article we want to illustrate this question with the core issues that we have identified, as well as to animate these with the authors’ stories. Finally, we want to propose a short agenda of issues and challenges for future feminist technoscience research.

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Bioscience, Governance and Politicsons of call center employees and does call center technology improve these conditions? To answer these questions, we will combine insights from Applied Computer Science., more specifically from the field of participatory design, with insights from social sciences, specifically Gender Studies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4058-Xist issues and world wide networking, solidarity and community building of women. In our research project “E-Empowerment. The Use of the Internet in Women’s Political Networks“, we reviewed these euphoric prognoses and confronted them with empirically founded findings. We examined whether it is poss

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8333-6ration”. The Internet appears here as a phenomenon in which current social transformation processes crystallize, making them accessible for social science research as if under a magnifying glass. It is the place where social knowledge of what a network is, how it functions and what it means for peop