The project AUTO-WELF investigates the extensive implementation of automated decision-making (ADM) in the welfare sector.
Dr.
About
Doris Allhutter holds a PhD in political science and is a senior postdoc at the ITA with a focus on Science and Technology Studies. Her main research interest is in how information systems co-emerge with hierarchies and hegemonies in society and organizations. Her current research takes a political and socio-material perspective on software design practices in the field of semantic technologies. She is a member of the COST Action on New Materialism: Networking European Scholarship on 'How Matter Comes to Matter'.
Education
After graduating from the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration (WU Wien), Doris Allhutter completed her post-graduate studies on "Governance in Europe" at the Vienna Institute for Advanced Studies. In 2007 she earned her doctorate in political science from the University of Vienna with her thesis on digital pornography and the internet policy of the European Union.
Experience
Doris Allhutter worked as a researcher and lecturer in Gender and Diversity Management at the WU Wien from 2003-2007. She was a lecturer at the University of Vienna, Department of Communication and Department of Political Science from 2002 to 2005. Currently she is teaching in the master programme Gender Studies and the master 'Science-Technology-Society' at the University of Vienna as well as at the Johannes Kepler University Linz. Since 2008 she has been working at the ITA in the field of information society, in particular in e-democracy and the politics of information technologies.
In 2011 she was a research visitor at the Centre for Science Studies at Lancaster University, UK. In 2013 she was an Austrian Marshall Plan fellow and visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. For her current project ‘Material-discursive performativity in software design: a socio-political approach’ she has been awarded a senior-postdoc position within the Elise-Richter Programme of the Austrian Science Fund (FWF).
Projects
TA Projects
Publications
Doris Allhutter's publications deal with methods and processes of developing information technologies, with socio-technical concepts in IT design, with the development and dissemination of digital pornography and its political implications, as well as with electronically supported forms of citizen participation.
Refereed Contributions
Refereed Contributions
- (2023). Crosscurrents: Welfare. Media, Culture &Amp; Society, 23, 5. doi:10.1177/01634437231154777.
- (2020). Algorithmic Profiling of Job Seekers in Austria: How Austerity Politics Are Made Effective. Frontiers In Big Data, Special Issue Critical Data and Algorithm Studies, 17. doi:10.3389/fdata.2020.00005.
- (2020). Deconstructing FAT: using memories to collectively explore implicit assumptions, values and context in practices of debiasing and discrimination-awareness. Proceedings of ACM Conference on Fairness, Transparency, and Accountability. doi:10.1145/3351095.3375688.
- (2019). Of 'Working Ontologists' and 'High-quality Human Components'. The Politics of Semantic Infrastructures. In D. Ribes & Vertesi, J. (Eds.), DigitalSTS: A Field Guide for Science & Technology Studies (pp. 326-348). Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press. doi:10.2307/j.ctvc77mp9.25.
- (2019). Dem algorithmischen Bias auf der Spur. Tatup - Technikfolgenabschätzung In Theorie Und Praxis, 81. Retrieved from https://www.tatup.de/index.php/tatup/article/view/205/270.
- (2014). Vergeschlechtlichte Anwender_innen-Erlebnisse und User Experience als soziomaterielles Konzept. In T. -D. -C. Hochschule Heilbronn Kompetenzzentrum, Marsden, M., & Kempf, U. (Eds.), Gender-UseIT – HCI, Web-Usability und UX unter Gendergesichtspunkten (pp. 15-25). Oldenbourg: De Gruyter. Retrieved from http://www.degruyter.com/viewbooktoc/product/428213.
- (2014). Affektive Materialitäten in Geschlechter-Technikverhältnissen. Handlungs- und theorie-politische Implikationen einer antikategorialen Geschlechteranalyse. Freiburger Zeitschrift Für Geschlechterstudien, 20, 59-78. Retrieved from http://www.budrich-journals.de/index.php/fgs/article/view/17135.
- (2012). Mind Scripting: A Method for Deconstructive Design. Science, Technology &Amp; Human Values, 37, 684-707. doi:10.1177/0162243911401633.DOIWebsiteRISENWBIB Abstract
The interventionist turn in science and technology studies (STS) increasingly involves researchers with practices of technology development and thus entails the need for appropriate methodologies. Based in software engineering, this article introduces the deconstructive technique of “mind scripting” as a method for analyzing processes of the co-materialization of gender and technology and as a tool to support cooperative, reflective work practices. Anchored in critical design approaches, “mind scripting” is a means for development teams to disclose discourses implicitly guiding work practices in order to make negotiable the underlying value systems. After discussing its foundation in deconstructivist feminist theory, the author illustrates how the method is applied by drawing on selected empirical results. Generating insights into the reproduction of hegemonic social discourses in development processes, “mind scripting” enables the rethinking of established ways of doing.
- (2012). Using online carbon calculators for participation in local climate initiatives. (E. Tambouris, Macintosh, A., & Sæbø, Ø., Eds.), Lecture Notes in Computer Science LNCS 7444. Berlin/Heidelberg/New York: Springer..RISENWBIB Abstract
The paper reviews various eco-feedback systems including carbon calculators and discusses how different disciplinary approaches conceptualise and explain anticipated impacts of these systems. The European collaborative research project e2democracy investigates how citizen participation combined with long-term CO2 monitoring and feedback can contribute to achieve local climate targets. Empirical results from local climate initiatives in Austria, Germany and Spain show positive effects in terms of learning about CO2 impacts, increased awareness, enhanced efforts and guidance as well as individual empowerment leading to slightly reduced CO2 emissions. The findings highlight that a combined approach integrating eco-feedback and (e‑)participation is promising to foster sustainability.
- (2010). A deconstructivist methodology for software engineering. (C. and C. (I. N. S. T. I. C. C. ) The Institute for Systems and Technologies of Information, Ed.), Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering..
- (2010). Deconstructive Design as an Approach for Opening Trading Zones. In J. Vallverdú (Ed.), Thinking Machines and the Philosophy of Computer Science: Concepts and Principles (pp. 175-192). Hershey (US-PA): IGI Global. doi:10.4018/978-1-61692-014-2.ch011.DOIWebsiteRISENWBIB Abstract
This chapter presents a critical approach to software development that implements reflective competences in software engineering teams. It is grounded within qualitative research on software engineering and critical design practice and presents conceptual work in progress. Software development is a socio-technological process of negotiation that requires mediation of different approaches. Research on the co-construction of society and technology and on the social shaping of technological artefacts and processes has highlighted social dimensions such as gender and diversity discourses that implicitly inform development practices. To help design teams implement reflective competences in this area, the authors introduce ‘deconstructive design’ – a critical-design approach that uses deconstruction as a tool to disclose collective processes of meaning construction. For this purpose, the idea of value-sensitive design is linked to approaches of practice-based, situated and context-sensitive learning and to the concepts of ‘trading zones’ and ‘boundary objects’.
- (2010). Situated (un-)learning in software design: a deconstructive approach. Poiesis &Amp; Praxis – International Journal Of Ethics Of Science And Technology Assessment, 87-98. doi:10.1007/s10202-010-0075-5.DOIWebsiteRISENWBIB Abstract
Constructive technology assessment aims at anticipating societal impacts of technological innovations and suggests incorporating reflexivity and social learning into technology development. Social learning involves fostering the ability of diverse social actors to cultivate sociotechnical critical skills, thus allowing technological and social change to be governed with consideration for social values and diverging interests. Based on this demand, our paper presents a discourse-theoretical, interventionist approach to software design introducing deconstruction and (un-)learning as reflective practices to guide development processes. Inspired by Donna Haraway’s focus on power relations in technoscience culture, our approach – called ‘deconstructive design’ – traces how structures such as in/formal hierarchies and discursive hegemonies affect the development processes and design decisions of teams or communities of practices. The underlying deconstructivist methodology refers to practice-based concepts of situated learning. Thus, it locates a potential for value-based intervention at the micro/meso-level of everyday work practices.
- (2009). Public Policies on eParticipation in Austria. (A. Macintosh & Tambouris, E., Eds.), Electronic Participation. Linz: Springer. Retrieved from https://epub.oeaw.ac.at/ita/ita-papers/Aichholzer-Allhutter-ePart-2009.pdf.WebsiteRISENWBIB Abstract
This paper assesses the status of eParticipation within the political system in Austria. It takes a top-down perspective focusing on the role of public participation and public policies on eParticipation. The status of eParticipation in Austria as well as of social and political trends regarding civic participation and its electronic embedding are analysed. The results show a remarkable recent increase of eParticipation projects and initiatives. A major conclusion is that eParticipation is becoming a subject of public policies in Austria; however, the upswing of supportive initiatives for public participation and eParticipation goes together with ambivalent attitudes among politicians and administration.
- (2004). "Illegale und schädigende Internetinhalte": Pornografie und Grundrechte im Policy Framing der Europäischen Union. Österr. Zeitschrift Für Politikwissenschaft, ÖZP 2004, 423-436. doi:10.15203/ozp.947.vol33iss4.DOIWebsiteDownloadRISENWBIB Abstract
This article deals with one of the most booming sectors in internet communication, namely mainstream internet pornography and its political framework within the policy of the European Union on illegal and harmful content on the internet. Based on the framing approach the policy process resulting in the "Multi-annual Action plan for the safer use of the internet" is analyzed from a fundamental-rights and feminist perspective. The analysis focuses on the policy framing of the participating EU-actors with regard to gender-sensitive approaches and their feminist theoretical background. The dominant policy frames of the actors are derived from different foci concerning the aim of the Action plan and the definition of illegal and harmful content in connection with the strategic positioning of the actors between a "possible limitation of fundamental rights" and an "emphasis on the right to defence against intervention".
Articles/Book contributions
Articles/Book contributions
- (2024). The Politics of Feminist New Materialisms: Insights from Experimenting with Academic Practices. In F. Colman & van der Tuin, I. (Eds.), Methods and Genealogies of New Materialisms (pp. 384-406). Edinburgh, Ireland: Edinburgh University Press. Retrieved from https://edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-methods-and-genealogies-of-new-materialisms.html.
- (2021). Memory Traces in Society-Technology Relations. How to Produce Cracks in Infrastructural Power. In R. Hamm (Ed.), Reader Collective Memory-Work (pp. 155-181). Sligo, Ireland: BeltraBooks. Retrieved from https://collectivememorywork.net/wp/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Reader-Collective-Memory-Work-ebook.pdf.
- (2021). Ein Algorithmus zur effizienten Förderung der Chancen auf dem Arbeitsmarkt?. Wiso – Zeitschrift Für Sozial- Und Wirtschaftswissenschaften, 44.JG, 82-95. Retrieved from https://www.isw-linz.at/fileadmin/user_upload/HP_Allhutter.pdf.
- (2020). Materiality-critique-transformation: challenging the political in feminist new materialisms. Feminist Theory, 21 (4), 403-411. doi:10.1177/1464700120967289.
- (2019). Mission Control?. Tatup - Technikfolgenabschätzung In Theorie Und Praxis, 79-80. Retrieved from https://www.tatup.de/index.php/tatup/article/view/3271/5850.
- (2017). TA17 – Digitalisierung der Arbeitswelt. Tatup – Technikfolgenabschätzung In Theorie Und Praxis, 26, 78-80. Retrieved from http://www.tatup.de/?journal=tatup&page=article&op=view&path%5B%5D=75&path%5B%5D=133.
- (2016). Pornografie. In J. Heesen (Ed.), Handbuch Medien- und Informationsethik (pp. 170-177). Stuttgart: J.B. Metzler. doi:10.1007/978-3-476-05394-7_23.
- (2016). Attitude and Behavior Changes through (e‑)Participation in Citizen Panels on Climate Targets. In G. Aichholzer, Kubicek, H., & Torres, L. (Eds.), Evaluating e-Participation. Frameworks, Practice, Evidence (pp. 195-218). Cham/Heidelberg/New York/Dordrecht/London: Springer. Retrieved from http://www.oeaw.ac.at/ita/publikationen/buecher/evaluating-e-participation/.
- (2016). Comparing Output and Outcome of Citizen–Government Collaboration on Local Climate Targets. In G. Aichholzer, Kubicek, H., & Torres, L. (Eds.), Evaluating e-Participation. Frameworks, Practice, Evidence (pp. 167-193). Cham/Heidelberg/New York/Dordrecht/London: Springer. Retrieved from http://www.oeaw.ac.at/ita/publikationen/buecher/evaluating-e-participation/.
- (2016). Evaluating Collaborative (e‑)Participation in Climate Protection: Approach and Field Study. In G. Aichholzer, Kubicek, H., & Torres, L. (Eds.), Evaluating e-Participation. Frameworks, Practice, Evidence (pp. 123-143). Cham/Heidelberg/New York/Dordrecht/London: Springer. Retrieved from http://www.oeaw.ac.at/ita/publikationen/buecher/evaluating-e-participation/.
- (2014). User Experience: Was uns Geschlechter-Technikverhältnisse zeigen. Fiff – Kommunikation Forum Informatikerinnen Für Frieden Und Gesellschaftliche Verantwortung, 31, 47-50. Retrieved from https://www.fiff.de/publikationen/fiff-kommunikation/fk-2014/fk-2014-3/.
- (2013). Policy Analyse trifft STS. Kurzbericht von der '8th InternationalConference in Interpretive Policy Analysis' (IPA; Wien, 3.–5. Juli 2013). Technikfolgenabschätzung – Theorie Und Praxis, 22, 80 f.Retrieved from http://www.tatup-journal.de/tatup133_allh13a.php.
- (2012). Narrating Materiality – Materializing Narratives: Computing, Chainsaws, Sex-Simulators and the Material Turn. The Politics of Location Revisited: Gender@2012. Budapest..
- (2012). Memories, performativities and (un)learning in design. In Paper for CHI2012 ‘Identity, Performativity, and HCI’. Retrieved from https://epub.oeaw.ac.at/0xc1aa500d_0x002b3bef.pdf.WebsiteDownloadRISENWBIB Abstract
This position paper discusses relations between discourse, memories and performativity in design. It suggests making use of the concept of material-discursive performativity to investigate how design and societal hegemonies are co-emergent. In design practice, collective deconstruction of experiences and memories can provide a source for opening spaces of action to trigger (un)learning and the dislocation of established ways-of-doing.
- (2012). Visuelle Politiken computergenerierter Pornografie. In M. Schügraf & Tillmann, A. (Eds.), Pornografisierung von Gesellschaft. Perspektiven aus Theorie, Empirie und Praxis (pp. 179-188). UVK. Retrieved from https://www.halem-verlag.de/pornografisierung-von-gesellschaft/.
- (2011). E-Participation in Local Government Sustainability Policies. Electronic Government and Electronic Participation – Joint Proceedings. Linz: Trauner..
- (2011). Online forms of political participation and their impact on democracy (ITA-manu:script 11-02). doi:10.1553/ITA-ms-11-02.
- (2011). The social and its political dimension in software design: A Socio-Political Approach. (C. Ess & Hagengruber, R., Eds.), The Computational Turn: Past, Presents, Futures?. Münster: MV-Wissenschaft..
- (2010). Comparative Evaluation of the Impact of E-participation in Local Climate Change Policy Programs. (J. L. Chappelet, Glassey, O., Janssen, M., Macintosh, A., Scholl, J., Tambouris, E., & Wimmer, M. A., Eds.), Electronic Government and Electronic Participation – Joint Proceedings of Ongoing Research and Projects of IFIP EGOV and ePart 2010. Linz: Trauner..
- (2010). Guest Editorial: Technoscience and Technology Assessment. Poiesis &Amp; Praxis – International Journal Of Ethics Of Science And Technology Assessment, 7, 1-4. Retrieved from http://www.springerlink.com/content/m6281726780r7573/.
Books/Editorships
Books/Editorships
- (2020). Materiality-Critique-Transformation: Challenging the Political in New Feminist Materialisms. doi:10.1177/1464700120967289.
- (2014). Streuungsmuster. Ausgewählte Texte aus dem Lise Meitner Literaturpreis. Streuungsmuster. Ausgewählte Texte aus dem Lise Meitner Literaturpreis (p. 216). Wien: Promedia..RISENWBIB Abstract
Natur, Wissenschaft, Technik, Gesellschaft und Geschlechterverhältnisse existieren nicht unabhängig voneinander. Sie sind ineinander verschränkt und entstehen in einem kontinuierlichen Prozess miteinander und durcheinander hindurch. Der Lise Meitner Literaturpreis prämiert Erzählungen und Kurzgeschichten, die dieses Verhältnis in besonders hellsichtiger Weise beleuchten. 'Streuungsmuster' ist der dritte Band preisgekrönter und weiterer Texte aus dem Lise Meitner Literaturpreis.
- (2010). Special Issue: Technoscience and Technology Assessment. (C. F. Gethmann, Tran.), Poiesis & Praxis (p. 150). Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer Verlag. doi:10.1007/s10202-010-0080-8.
- (2009). Dispositive digitaler Pornografie. Zur Verflechtung von Ethik, Technologie und EU-Internetpolitik. (C. K. Klinger E. Maihofer, Tran.), Dispositive digitaler Pornografie: Zur Verflechtung von Ethik, Technologie und EU-Internetpolitik (p. 314). Frankfurt/New York: Campus. Retrieved from https://www.campus.de/buecher-campus-verlag/wissenschaft/politikwissenschaft/dispositive_digitaler_pornografie-3441.html.
- (2007). Kurswechsel Heft 03/2007: Sozialwissenschaftliche Technikforschung zwischen Anpassung und Kritik. Retrieved from http://www.beigewum.at/kurswechsel/jahresprogramm-2007/heft-32007/.
Research Reports
Research Reports
- (2022). Sichere Stromversorgung und Blackout-Vorsorge in Österreich. Entwicklungen, Risiken und mögliche Schutzmaßnahmen (Endbericht) (p. 130). Wien. doi:/10.1553/ITA-pb-AIT-17.
- (2020). Der AMS Algorithmus - Eine Soziotechnische Analyse des Arbeitsmarktchancen-Assistenz-Systems (AMAS) (p. 120). Wien. doi:/10.1553/ITA-pb-2020-02.
- (2013). Materiell-diskursive Praktiken und Affekt in der Entwicklung von Informationssystemen – Forschungsbericht für das UC Berkeley Program. Wien. Retrieved from https://www.marshallplan.at/images/All-Papers/berkeley/Allhutter_Berkeley_2013.pdf.
- (2008). Analytical report on eParticipation research from a public policy perspective (p. 57). Bergamo..
- (2008). Analytical report on eParticipation research from an administration and political perspective (p. 91). Kopenhagen..
- (2008). eParticipation Evaluation and Impact. Bremen..
Conference Papers/Speeches
Conference Papers/Speeches
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26/02/2024
, Universität Wien
Allhutter, Doris
Erfüllt AMAS die Ziele des AMS? Profiling von Arbeitssuchenden aus soziotechnischer Sicht und im Blick von Audits.
Bildungskonferenz 2024 "Künstliche Intelligenz im Prüfkontext"
Other Invited Lecture -
18/12/2023
, Vienna (online)
Allhutter, Doris
Researching Infrastructures of Welfare: practice-oriented research methods in Auto-Welf
Workshop ‘Doing and/in Data’
Other Invited Lecture -
28/11/2023
, ÖAW, Vienna
Allhutter, Doris
How Ideology, Hegemony and Sociomateriality shape the Micro-Politics of Design
STS-Austria Conference 2023 ‘Digging Where We Stand: Activism, Community, and the Politics of STS’
Other Lecture -
28/10/2023
, online
Allhutter, Doris
Mind Scripting in Practical Terms
Auto-Welf Lunch Time Series
Other Lecture -
25/10/2023
, Vienna
Allhutter, Doris
Infrastructures of Welfare: the datafication of Europe's systems of social protection
STS Talk series of the STS Department at the University of Vienna
Other Invited Lecture -
26/09/2023
, Berlin
Allhutter, D. Alushi, A. Berdys, M. Hughes, E. Männiste, M. Pentzold, C. Sosnowski, S.
AI in Welfare: public policies, public interest, and political mandate
International Workshop: AI Systems for the Public Interest
Other Lecture -
14/09/2023
, Vienna
Allhutter, Doris
Künstliche Intelligenz in Obersten Rechnungskontrollbehörden
Rechnungshof Österreich
Other Invited Lecture -
06/04/2023
, Syracuse/New York (online)
Allhutter, Doris
How Ideology, Hegemony and Sociomateriality shape the Micro-Politics of Design
Ourselves as Designers Conference
Other Invited Lecture -
16/03/2023
, Aachen
Allhutter, Doris
Grenzobjekte, Diffractions & Co: Die feministischen Wurzeln der STS und ihre Zirkulierungen
Conference: Circulations, Panel: Cyborgs
Other Lecture -
23/02/2023
, Turin
Allhutter, Doris
Transforming Welfare Infrastructures in Europe
THESEUS Colloquia
Other Invited Lecture -
10/02/2023
, Vienna
Allhutter, Doris
Automating Welfare in Europe
Complexity Science Hub Vienna
Other Invited Lecture -
26/01/2023
, online
Allhutter, Doris
Infrastructures of Welfare: concept and methodological considerations
Auto-Welf Lunch Time Series
Other Lecture -
29/11/2022
, Copenhagen
Allhutter, Doris Kaun, Anne Lomborg, Stine Pentzold, Christian Sztandar-Sztanderska, Karolina
Automating Welfare – Algorithmic Infrastructures for Human Flourishing in Europe
Welfare after Digitalization: Digitalizing Welfare, Outsourcing Responsibility
Other Lecture -
10/11/2022
, Nürnberg
Allhutter, Doris
Kumulative Benachteiligung im Arbeitsmarktchancen-Assistenz-System (AMAS)
Invited Talk at the Colloquium "Data Analytics and Machine Leanring"
Other Invited Lecture -
03/11/2022
, Dublin
Allhutter, Doris
How Meaning and Colonial Labor Relations are made Infrastructural - building a semantic foundation for machine learning
Decolonizing the Internet
Other Lecture -
23/09/2022
, Wien
Allhutter, Doris Kaun, Anne Lomborg, Stine Pentzold, Christian Sztandar-Sztanderska, Karolina
Automating Welfare – Algorithmic Infrastructures for Human Flourishing in Europe
Norface Governance Midterm Conference 2022
Other Invited Lecture -
26/07/2022
, Karlsruhe
Allhutter, Doris
Digital Future(s) of Welfare and the Power of Public Infrastructure
5th European Technology Assessment Conference (ETAC2022)
Keynote -
06/07/2022
, Madrid
Allhutter, Doris
Reconfiguring ‘unemployment’ through automated decision-making in employment services
Politics of Technoscientific Futures
Other Lecture -
18/02/2022
, Berlin
Allhutter, Doris
Diskriminierungsrisiken von Frauen im Arbeitsmarktchancen-Assistenzsystem (AMAS)
Auswirkungen von algorithmischen Systemen auf die Arbeitsmarkchancen von Frauen
Other Invited Lecture -
18/02/2022
, München
Allhutter, Doris
Social Inequality in Austria’s Employment Prospects Assistance System
Roundtable „Next Generation AI“ – Social Aspects of AI
Other Invited Lecture
Short Articles
Short Articles
- (2022). Secure power supply in the energy transition. ITA Dossier No 64en (August 2022, Author: Stefan Strauß, Doris Allhutter, Michael Ornetzeder). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-064en.
- (2022). Sichere Stromversorgung in der Energiewende. ITA-Dossier Nr. 64 (Juni 2022; Autor*innen: Stefan Strauß, Doris Allhutter, Michael Ornetzeder). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-064.
- (2022). Sichere Stromversorgung und Blackout-Vorsorge in Österreich (Infografik), fachinfos.parlament.gv.at. Wien. doi:10.1553/ITA-pb-AIT-17.
- (2021). How fair is the AMS Algorithm? ITA-Dossier no. 52en (March 2021; Authors: Astrid Mager, Doris Allhutter). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-052en.
- (2021). Wie fair ist der AMS-Algorithmus? ITA-Dossier Nr. 52 (Jänner 2021; AutorInnen: Astrid Mager, Doris Allhutter). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-052.
- (2020). AMS-Algorithmus könnte zu struktureller und sozialer Ungleichheit beitragen. Arbeit Und Wirtschaft Blog. Retrieved from https://awblog.at/ams-algorithmus-koennte-zu-sozialer-ungleichheit-beitragen/.
- (2020). AMS Algorithm on trial. ITA-Dossier no. 43en (February 2020; Authors: Doris Allhutter, Fabian Fischer, Astrid Mager). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-043en.
- (2019). AMS-Algorithmus am Prüfstand. ITA-Dossier Nr. 43 (Juli 2019; AutorInnen: Doris Allhutter, Fabian Fischer, Astrid Mager). Wien. doi:10.1553/ita-doss-043.
- (2018). Rezension: 'Brigitte Bargetz: Ambivalenzen des Alltags. Neuorientierungen für eine Theorie des Politischen'. Femina Politica. Zeitschrift Für Feministische Politikwissenschaft, 2018, 175-177. doi:10.3224/feminapolitica.v27i1.26.
- (2015). Posthumanwerden, book review zu ‚Postcoloniality –Decoloniality – Black Critique. Joints and Fissures. Ed. by Sabine Broeck and Carsten Junker. Campus, Frankfurt/M.-New York 2014’. Weiberdiwan, 8. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/WD_02_2015.pdf.
- (2014). Streuungsmuster. Ausgewählte Texte aus dem Lise Meitner Literaturpreis. Streuungsmuster. Ausgewählte Texte aus dem Lise Meitner Literaturpreis (p. 216). Wien: Promedia..RISENWBIB Abstract
Natur, Wissenschaft, Technik, Gesellschaft und Geschlechterverhältnisse existieren nicht unabhängig voneinander. Sie sind ineinander verschränkt und entstehen in einem kontinuierlichen Prozess miteinander und durcheinander hindurch. Der Lise Meitner Literaturpreis prämiert Erzählungen und Kurzgeschichten, die dieses Verhältnis in besonders hellsichtiger Weise beleuchten. 'Streuungsmuster' ist der dritte Band preisgekrönter und weiterer Texte aus dem Lise Meitner Literaturpreis.
- (2013). Zugriff auf Leben und Körper (Book Review: Lettow, 2012: Bioökonomie. Die Lebenswissenschaften und die Bewirtschaftung der Körper). Weiberdiwan, 11. Retrieved from http://www.weiberdiwan.at/files/WeiberDiwan__2013-01.pdf.
- (2012). Nachhaltigkeit durch Technik? Zukünftige Aufgaben für die Technikfolgenabschätzung. Eine Nachlese der TA’12. Ita-Newsletter, 2-9. doi:10.1553/ITA-nl-0612.
- (2012). Mensch-Computer-Interaktion und Identität. Ita-Newsletter, 15. doi:10.1553/ITA-nl-0612.
- (2012). Mensch und Computer – Interaktion und Identität. Ita-Newsfeed. Retrieved from http://www.oeaw.ac.at/ita/veranstaltungen/veranstaltungs-news/mensch-und-computer-interaktion-und-identitaet.
- (2012). Kann Bürger/innen-Beteiligung zum Klimaschutz beitragen? Mitmachen beim Klimaschutz. Lange Nacht der Forschung 2012, Posterbeitrag am 27.04.2012, ÖAW – Aula der Wissenschaften, Wien. Wien..
- (2011). Technologien der (Un-)Sicherheit. Ita-Newsletter, 8 f.Retrieved from https://epub.oeaw.ac.at/ita/ita-newsletter/NL0911.pdf#8.
- (2011). Nachhaltige Entwicklung durch BürgerInnenbeteiligung?. Ita-Newsletter, 5 f.Retrieved from https://epub.oeaw.ac.at/ita/ita-newsletter/NL0911.pdf#5.
- (2011). UNESCO-Auszeichnung für Forschungsprojekt e2democracy. Ita-Newsletter, 2. Retrieved from https://epub.oeaw.ac.at/ita/ita-newsletter/NL0911.pdf#2.
- (2010). Dekonstruktion und (Ver-)Lernen in der Softwareentwicklung. Ita-Newsletter, 10 f.Retrieved from https://epub.oeaw.ac.at/ita/ita-newsletter/NL1210.pdf#10.
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
- (2013). E-participation in local climate initiatives: participants’ assessments of impacts. In: Book of Abstracts: Technology Assessment and Policy Areas of Great Transitions (1st PACITA project conference, March 13-15, 2013, Prague/CZ). Retrieved from http://pacita.strast.cz/storage/download/62f064307c537c272df449fd47825fb6ec4cc1e3.
- (2011). Book Review: Geschlechterverhältnisse in Biophilosophien (Lettow, 2011). Weiberdiwan, 40. Retrieved from http://weiberdiwan.at/files/WeiberDiwan__2011-02__Herbst_Winter.pdf.
- (2011). Book Review: Staatstheorie (Ludwig, 2011: <i>Geschlecht regieren</i>. Zum Verhältnis von Staat, Subjekt und heteronormativer Hegemonie.). Weiberdiwan, 38. Retrieved from http://weiberdiwan.at/files/WeiberDiwan__2011-02__Herbst_Winter.pdf.
- (2010). Ver/Behinderung – Kurzrezension 'Gendering Disability. Intersektionale Aspekte von Behinderung und Geschlecht' [Hg. von Jacob, J., Köbsell, S. und Wollrad, E.; Transcript: 2010]. Weiberdiwan – Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 5. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2010-02__Herbst_Winter.pdf.
- (2010). IngenieurInnenwissenschaften (Kurzrezension 'Bente Knoll & Brigitte Ratzer: Gender Studies in den Ingenieurwissenschaften. Facultas Universitätsverlag, Wien: 2010'). Weiberdiwan – Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 13. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2010-01__Fruehjahr_Sommer.pdf.
- (2010). Strukturen/Wissenschaft (Kurzrezension 'Mechthild Koreuber (Hrsg.): Geschlechterforschung in Mathematik und Informatik – Eine (inter)disziplinäre Herausforderung. Nomos, Baden-Baden: 2010'). Weiberdiwan – Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 13. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2010-01__Fruehjahr_Sommer.pdf.
- (2009). Repräsentative Demokratie und Queer Theory? [Kurzrezension v. Pechriggl et al. (Hrsg.), Über Geschlechterdemokratie hinaus - Beyond Gender Democracy, Drava Verlag: Klagenfurt/Celovec 2009]. Weiberdiwan - Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 4. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2009-02__Herbst_Winter.pdf.
- (2009). Existenzfähigkeit und lebenswertes Leben [Kurzrezension v. Butler, J., Die Macht der Geschlechternormen, Suhrkamp: Frankfurt/M. 2009]. Weiberdiwan - Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 5. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2009-02__Herbst_Winter.pdf.
- (2009). Renaturalisierung [Kurzrezension v. Angerer, M.L., König, C. (Hrsg.), Die Lebenswissenschaften als Herausforderung für die Gender Studies, transcript: Bielefeld 2008]. Weiberdiwan - Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 5. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2009-02__Herbst_Winter.pdf.
- (2009). Gender- und Diversitätskompetenz [Kurzrezension v. Appiano-Kugler, I., Kogoj, T. (Hrsg.), Going Gender and Diversity, Facultas: Wien 2008]. Weiberdiwan - Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 3. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2009-01__Fruehjahr_Sommer.pdf.
- (2009). Ominöse Schönheit [Kurzrezension v. Villa, P.I. (Hrsg.), Schön normal – Manipulationen am Körper als Technologie des Selbst, transcript: Bielefeld 2008]. Weiberdiwan - Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 4. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2009-01__Fruehjahr_Sommer.pdf.
- (2009). Intersektionalität revisited [Kurzrezension v. Klinger, C., Knapp, G.A. (Hrsg.), Überkreuzungen - Fremdheit, Ungleichheit, Differenz., Verlag Westfälisches Dampfboot: Münster 2008]. Weiberdiwan - Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 3. Retrieved from https://weiberdiwan.at/cms/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WeiberDiwan__2009-01__Fruehjahr_Sommer.pdf.
- (2008). A Framework to Evaluate eParticipation (module for DEMO-net online training). Wien..
- (2008). Demokratie und politische Partizipation, Kurzrezension "Frauen und Politik. Nachrichten aus Demokratien", Hg. von Birge Krondorfer, Miriam Wischer, Andrea Strutzmann, Promedia: Wien. Weiberdiwan. Die Feministische Rezensionszeitschrift, 3..
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