Christopher Gad
- Associate Professor, Technologies in Practice
- Center for Information Security and Trust
Christopher Gad is a researcher and lecturer within the area of Science & Technology studies with special attention to digitatlization and information technologies. He is interested in understanding the complex and surprising ways in which human beings and technologies relate. He has lectured mostly within the areas of science and technology studies & organizational theory.
Research
Science & Technology Studies. (Post-)Actor-Network Theory. Lateral thinking. Ontological multiplicity and complexity. The promises, aspirations and challenges related to information technologies, digitalization and computational thinking in theory and practice. Ethnographic, virtual, micro-sociological, mixed, and non-foundationalist approaches. Democracy, elections and disability. Bureaucracy and organizational theory. Fisheries inspection & surveillance.