Symposium: (XX ISA World Congress of Sociology (June 25-July 1, 2023))

RC23 Sociology of Science and Technology

Program Coordinators:

Nadia ASHEULOVA, Institute for the History of Science and Technology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation, asheulovana@gmail.com

Leandro RAIZER, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Brazil, leandroraizer@gmail.com

Alice ABREU, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, alicepabreu@gmail.com

Sessions:

Monday, 26 June 2023

17:30-19:20

341

Quantification and Power: Values, Normative Agendas and Policy Paradigms behind Numbers. Part II

Tuesday, 27 June 2023

08:30-10:20

JS-24

Digital Futures between Domination and Participation. Part IV

10:30-12:20

JS-32

International Political Economy of Digital Platforms: Labour-Capital Relations

15:30-17:20

JS-39

Digital Futures between Domination and Participation. Part I

17:30-19:20

342

Digital Innovation in the Innovation Society: Sociological Perspectives

Wednesday, 28 June 2023

08:30-10:20

343

Bringing Intersectionality to Science: How Equity Diversity and Inclusion Impacts Scientific Policies and Practices. Part I

10:30-12:20

JS-65

Sociology and the Climate Science-Politics Gap

15:30-17:20

344

Biopolitics, Culture and Digital Control in the Context of Technology Assessment. Part I

17:30-19:20

345

Microbial Knowledge in Biopolitical Times

Thursday, 29 June 2023

08:30-10:20

346

Bringing Intersectionality to Science: How Equity Diversity and Inclusion Impacts Scientific Policies and Practices. Part II

10:30-12:20

JS-94

Religion and Science

15:30-17:20

347

Theoretical Models, Challenges, and Prospects for the Sociological Studies of Artificial Intelligence and Human-Machine Interactions in the Age of Online Culture

17:30-19:20

19:30-20:50

Friday, 30 June 2023

08:30-10:20

JS-117

International Political Economy of Digital Platforms: Sovereignty and Infrastructural Power

10:30-12:20

350

Collaborative Robots: New Socio-Technical Constellations and Dominant Narratives

15:30-17:20

351

Quantification and Power: Values, Normative Agendas and Policy Paradigms behind Numbers. Part I

17:30-19:20

352

Digital Neoliberalism and Surveillance Capitalism: Technology Induced Monopoly

Saturday, 1 July 2023

08:30-10:20

353

State Role in the Post-Pandemic Market of Ideas