Katharina SCHERKE

Technology is never good or bad in itself – it all depends what people do with it. The same is true of digital technologies.

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Katharina Scherke
Studied Sociology and Art History. Since 2007 Associate Professor at the Institute of Sociology of the University of Graz. Vice Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Economics. Spokesperson for the university research focus area “Heterogeneity and Cohesion”. [Photo: © Foto Furgler]

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