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Full article: Entanglements of Dis:abilities and Technologies in Public Space and Life: Insights from a Mobile and Visual Methods Study Including Video-Based Mobile Eye-Tracking
Abstract Technologies are often proposed as means to enhance accessibility, mobility, and autonomy for people with disabilities. This article critically examines such claims and aims to conceptualize and empirically explore the relational entanglements of disabilities and technologies in everyday life, highlighting how diverse technologies—intimate, assistive, and infrastructural—can simultaneously enable and constrain accessibility, autonomy, and inclusion.
Professional development for public servants: The ethics gap
article-body The new government in the UK has started its work with numerous bold ambitions in its party manifesto, one among them — to establish a “mission-driven government” and “to change how Britain is governed” to rebuild the country. At the core of the manifesto stands a commitment to a government with “a driving sense of purpose”. Arguably, there has not been a strong drive to reform the culture of public governance since the New Public Management of the 1980s.
Commentary: The problem with measuring happiness
Countries are competing in happiness rankings, but defining happiness is subjective, and differs across cultures, one observer points out. BIRMINGHAM: Move over GDP. Happiness is angling to become the metric of the future. Nation states have begun to compete in global happiness rankings and plan policy according to statistics of well-being. Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being.
Move over GDP, happiness wants to be the metric of the future
Move over GDP: happiness is angling to become the metric of the future. Nation states have begun to compete in global happiness rankings and plan policy according to statistics of well-being. Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being.
Move over GDP, happiness wants to be the metric of the future
Move over GDP: happiness is angling to become the metric of the future. Nation states have begun to compete in global happiness rankings and plan policy according to statistics of well-being. Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being.
Why Happiness Is The Metric Of The Future
Africa Studio/Shutterstock.com Move over GDP: happiness is angling to become the metric of the future. Nation states have begun to compete in global happiness rankings and plan policy according to statistics of well-being. Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being.
Happiness is the metric of the future - but there are problems with how we measure it
Move over GDP: happiness is angling to become the metric of the future. Nation states have begun to compete in global happiness rankings and plan policy according to statistics of well-being. Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being.
Happiness is the metric of the future - but there are problems with how we measure it
Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being. City authorities are developing "smart" approaches to measuring happiness, mobilising an ever increasing array of mobile apps and behavioural data that aim to sense, map and explain our daily happiness.
Governments Are Turning to 'Happiness' Rankings to Drive Policy - But Psychologists Warn of Serious Limitations In How We Measure It
Governments Are Turning to 'Happiness' Rankings to Drive Policy — But Psychologists Warn of Serious Limitations In How We Measure It Move over GDP: happiness is angling to become the metric of the future. Nation states have begun to compete in global happiness rankings and plan policy according to statistics of well-being. Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being.
Happiness is the metric of the future - but there are problems with how we measure it
Move over GDP: happiness is angling to become the metric of the future. Nation states have begun to compete in global happiness rankings and plan policy according to statistics of well-being. Most recently, New Zealand announced that its 2019 budget will report on how national spending impacts on well-being.
Biosocial spaces and neurocomputational governance: brain-based and brain-targeted technologies in education
ABSTRACT Recently, technologies based on neuroscientific insights into brain function and structure have been promoted for application in education. The novel practices and environments produced by these technologies require new forms of ‘biosocial’ analysis to unpack their implications for education, learning and governance.
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