On relational approaches, agency is not a property of isolated individuals but a capacity realised between persons: in conversation, intimacy, shared remembering, and trust.
In the last two decades, technology-related research projects have increasingly involved Social Science and Humanities (SSH) researchers. However, the role and capacities of SSH researchers can vary widely across consortia.
This panel, organised under the ESDiT line on Democracy, Justice and Solidarity (DJS), examines how socially disruptive technologies are reshaping solidarity as a moral and political practice.
This panel examines the conceptual and practical stakes of bringing political economy into dialogue with philosophy of technology, especially in the context of education at the Technical University.
On relational approaches, agency is not a property of isolated individuals but a capacity realised between persons: in conversation, intimacy, shared remembering, and trust.