1. Disruptive Technology Mathias Klang

2. Democracy & other mythical creatures

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4. Disruptive Technology

5. Life is organized around technology (and always has been)

6. What Churchill Understood

7. The disruption occurs when the technology, which is introduced effects the social arrangements around which we build our lives

8. Impulse Control

9. Structuration Theory

10. In this thesis the theory of structuration launched by Giddens (1984) and later developed and adapted (DeSanctis & Poole 1994, Orlikowski 1992, Orlikowski 2000, Orlikowski & Robey 1991) is used as an outer framework with which to study the role of power within social systems.

11. This adapted structuration theory understands that technology enables, forms and limits the actors’ choices and actions. This should not be seen as a one-way relationship. It is the actors themselves who constitute the structures.

12. Regulation: From Command and Control to Fuller

13. What’s wrong with Command and Control?

14. Lon Fuller

15. The position of this work is that regulation is every force or external controls exerted upon those to be regulated.

16. “ the enterprise of subjecting human conduct to the governance of rules”

17. Latour, B. (1992). “Where are the Missing Masses? Sociology of a Few Mundane Artefacts” Winner, L. (1985) “Do Artefacts have Politics?”

18. HCI people can think of this as the tyranny of affordance* * I want to write an article with this title…

19. Lessig (1999)

20. Murray (2006)

21. … and now for six stories of regulation…