Leopold NEUHOLD #01

Digitalisation is associated with indirectness. What implications does this indirectness have for decision-making?

AUTHOR

Leopold Neuhold
Studied Theology with a focus on ethics and social teaching. University lecturer, since 2001 Head of the Institute for Ethics and Social Studies, since 2003 Pro­fessor at the University of Graz. Main fields of research include Catholic social teaching, changing values, sociology of religion, youth sociology and peace ethics. [Photo: © Uni Graz/Flori]

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