technologies have health or safety risks that are not discovered until after people have used them,” [...] consumers have as much knowledge of AI algorithms as they do of humans. As humans, we have more insight [...] departments, agencies, and subagencies examined have already experimented with AI. The presence of AI

Robert (1989): Democracy and Its Critics. New Haven and London: Yale University Press Held, David (2006): [...] Forms and Performance in Thirty-Six Countries. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. Linder, Wolf [...] and World Politics. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. William F. Connolly (1991). Identity\Difference

'Offshore' Tax Havens: Policy Fixes and Fundamental Dynamics Robert T. Kudrle (University of Minnesota) How [...] Vaaler (University of Minnesota) Spa al and Temporal Varia on in the Diffusion of Tax Trea es Mar n Hearson [...] Technology (ETH Zurich)) Panel When Does Fairness Ma er, and When Does it Not? Henry Shue (University of

United States have been the most influential country in the 20th Century and the ideas that have been developed [...] in conjunction with the effects of globalization, have transformed this traditional approach; indeed, the [...] churches in Africa, South America and Oceania) have been particularly significant. In this course we

and Russia have been defined as a ‚strategic partnership‘, yet the un-derlying tensions have been thrown [...] Robert (1989): Democracy and Its Critics. New Haven and London. • Held, David (2006): Models of Democracy [...] We will focus on the effort lawmakers and courts have placed on striking a balance between the protection

Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed. New Haven: Yale University Press. − Scott, James [...] Social theorists have characterized contemporary society as “risk society”. They have reflected on how [...] take. They have shown how particular kinds of danger are selected for attention. Scholars have identified

Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed. New Haven: Yale University Press. − Scott, James [...] Social theorists have characterized contemporary society as “risk society”. They have reflected on how [...] take. They have shown how particular kinds of danger are selected for attention. Scholars have identified

Robert (1989): Democracy and Its Critics. New Haven and London: Yale University Press Held, David (2006): [...] acquainted with working in English (this course does not require students to be proficient in English [...] We will focus on the effort lawmakers and courts have placed on striking a balance between the protection

the title have had their defenders in anthropological/social theory for as long as there have been recognisable [...] Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Latour, Bruno (1993): We have never been modern. Cambridge: [...] Vorlesung Inhalt: Recently, traditional media industries have come under economic pressure. This development has