دانلود کتاب Human Rights and Technological Change. Conflicts and Convergences after 1945

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Michael Homberg/Benjamin Möckel: Introduction: Human Rights and Technological Change
I. Colonial Legacies, Postcolonial Developments: Human Rights, Labor, and Technology
Ute Hasenöhrl: »Powering Progress, Empowering People«? (Hydro)Electricity and Human Rights in Post/Colonial India,1920s-1990s
Anna Sailer: Rationalising the Workplace. The Bengal Jute Industry between the 1920s and the 1950s
Daniel Roger Maul: The ILO, Asia, and the Beginnings of Technical Assistance, 1945-1960
II. Reproductive Rights: Family Planning and Demographic Politics
Roman Birke: Reproductive Technologies, Contraceptives, and Human Rights
Heinrich Hartmann: Contested Reproductive Rights. Population Technologies and the Quest for Individualism in the 1960s and 1970s
Claudia Roesch: A Human Right or a Danger to the Future? Debates about Family Planning Between Parental Rights and Duties in 1960s West Germany
III. Media Wars: Representing Rights, Legitimizing Violence
Daniel Stahl: Freedom Fighter. Weapons and Rights in the Cold War
Daniel Palmieri: Innovation, Technology, and Humanitarianism. The Example of the International Committee of the Red Cross
Lia Börsch: Image Activists. Building Structures, Arguing with Images, and Cooperating with Media Actors at Amnesty International 1975-1985
IV. Computer Technologies: (In-)Forming the Public
Benedikt Neuroth: Origins of a Human Right to Privacy. The United Nations’ Debate on Science and Technology in the Context of the United States’ Domestic Politics
Julia Gül Erdogan: Computer Power to the People. West German Hackers’ Activism and Online Communication During the Yugoslavian Wars
Barbara Keys: Information and Communication Technologies in Human Rights Work in the 1990s
Moritz Riesewieck: Into the Open. An Essay on Democratizing Social Media
Bibliography
Abbreviations and Acronyms
Contributors
Index of Persons