迈向跨国化粪池系统

IF 1 Q3 SOCIAL ISSUES
Clément Dréano, Noela Invernizzi, Duygu Kaşdoğan, Ali Kenner, Aalok Khandekar, Angela Okune, Grant Jun Otsuki, Sujatha Raman, Tim Schütz, Federico Vasen, Amanda Windle, Emily York
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摘要

STS方面的跨国对话很重要,也是无害环境技术的核心,这个问题就是例证。两篇原创研究文章,第一篇由Lucía c spides撰写(2023年),第二篇分别由gonalo Santos、Naubahar Sharif和Jack Linzhou Xing共同撰写(2023年),探讨了阿根廷天文学实践和中国学术机构中“STS”的翻译中丢失的东西。主题文集《STS的跨国化》将带领读者了解肯尼亚(Okune和Mutuku, 2023)、土耳其(Alkan, Kaşdoğan和Erol, 2023)、日本(Mohácsi, Otsuki和St. Pierre, 2023)和厄瓜多尔(Albornoz, 2023)的STS,展示STS的新模式和模式。主题系列以启发性的方式将这些空间和地点结合在一起,从系列首次出现在STS跨越边界和创新STS的展览中,到发表在STS基础设施(Khandekar, fortune, Kaşdoğan和Okune 2023)上的反思访谈,以及迈克尔·费舍尔(2023a, 2023b, 2023c, 2023d, 2023e, 2023f)和Vivette García-Deister(2023)的愉快参与。后两篇文章为读者提供了STS平台和基础设施实验的见解。冒险进入sts基础设施,获得另外73页的相邻补充材料,包括档案写作,访谈,反思等。这个问题还看到ESTS在我们的开放获取出版模式中为作者提供了多种许可选项。
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Towards Transnational STS
Transnational dialogues in STS matter and are at the heart of ESTS, exemplified by this issue. Two Original Research Articles, the first by Lucía Céspedes (2023) and the second co-authored by Gonçalo Santos, Naubahar Sharif, and Jack Linzhou Xing (2023) respectively, consider what is lost in translation—in the practice of astronomy in Argentina, and the translation of ‘STS’ in China’s academic institutions. The thematic collection, TRANSnationalizing STS, will take the reader through STS in Kenya (Okune and Mutuku 2023), Turkey (Alkan, Kaşdoğan, and Erol 2023), Japan (Mohácsi, Otsuki, and St. Pierre 2023), and Ecuador (Albornoz 2023), showcasing new modes and models of doing STS. The thematic collection brings these spaces and places together in enlightening ways, from the way in which the collection first emerged in the exhibitions of STS Across Borders, and Innovating STS through to a reflective interview published on STS-Infrastructures (Khandekar, Fortun, Kaşdoğan, and Okune 2023), and delightful engagements from Michael Fischer (2023a, 2023b, 2023c, 2023d, 2023e, 2023f) and Vivette García-Deister (2023). The latter two engagements provide the reader with insights into STS platforming and infrastructuring experiments. Venture into the STS-Infrastructures for another 73 pages of adjacent supplementary materials including archival writing, interviews, reflections and more. This issue also sees ESTS providing authors with multiple licensing options in our open access publishing model.
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