Leopold NEUHOLD #01

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

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Leopold Neuhold
Studium der Theologie mit Schwerpunkt Ethik und Gesell­schafts­lehre. Universitätsdozent, seit 2001 Leiter des Insti­tuts für Ethik und Gesell­schaftslehre, seit 2003 Uni­ver­sitäts­pro­fessor an der Uni­versität Graz. For­schungs­schwer­punkte: u.a. Katholische Soziallehre, Werte­wan­del, Reli­gions­soziologie, Jugends­oziologie und Frie­dens­­ethik. [Foto: © Uni Graz/Flori]

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