We are a group of anthropologists, social scientists, and historians conducting research on the relationship between knowledge and “progress”. We understand progress to be the yardstick with which many societies measure whether their future is better than their present and past. Can we produce knowledge that enables people to discuss what this yardstick is and does? Can we produce knowledge that helps people to explore what kind of ‘betterment’ is actually important for them?
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CfA: Biosocial Approaches to Health and Environment @ EASA
Together with Sahra Gibbon and Rosie Mathers (UC London) we organize the panel Biosocial Approaches to Health… Read more
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Lecture: Science after Progress
Talk at the Graduate School Fixing Futures at Goethe University Frankfurt am Main coming up Tuesday 16.1.2024:… Read more
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Discussing research on research in Hannover
We have been invited by the Research on Research Institute and the Volkswagen Foundation to present the… Read more