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  1. The problem of development and the decontextualization of technology: A world‐system approach1.Sytse Strijbos - 1998 - World Futures 52 (3):333-346.
    The decontextualization of technology has paved the way for an enormous dynamics of development. Modern technology, freed from restraining bonds to specific cultures, has undergone unprecedented extension and growth. The dynamics of technological development has sucked the whole of society and culture into a maelstrom of change. At the very moment during recent decades that the value of the world's varied cultures and societies was being discovered, modern technology was invading them on a global scale and assimilating them into a (...)
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  • Science and the University in a 'Cultureless Time': The need and possibilities for Ethics.S. Strijbos - 1998 - World Futures 51 (3):269-286.
    One of the most striking phenomena of our time is the climate of uncertainty and confusion about fundamental norms and values. It has even been observed that the movement of modern science and technology has eroded the foundations from which norms could be derived. Meanwhile, in this time of confusion ethics is observed to be blossoming as never before in our universities. This paper addresses the question how assured we can be that a hefty dose of ethics in science and (...)
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