Teknoloji Toplumlarında Teknoloji, Eğitim ve Politika Sibernetiği

Abstract

Sosyal sibernetik, güdümleme ve kontrol kavramıdır ve teknolojik toplum içinde yeniden doğdu ve yeni şekillere uyandırıldı. Dolayısıyla bu çalışma, sosyal sibernetik yönetişiminim küresel politik ekonomideki teknoloji, eğitim ve politikaya yönelik hareketliliğine odaklanmaktadır. Bu makale, temel sosyal sibernetik ile ilgili olarak teknolojik gelişmenin politik ve felsefi tarihi yoluyla, demokratik ilkelerin halkın güdümleme ve kontrolü amacıyla küresel ve uygunsuz bir şekilde reddedilip reddedilmediğini tartışmaktadır. Bu makale, demokratik uluslararası ilişkiler kisvesi altında var olan bir tür çoğulcu teknokrattık yönetişim kurulmasının devam etmesi için düzenlenen bu yeni tekniklerin kullanımının arkasındaki gerekçelerini araştırmaktadır.

Keywords

• Sosyal Sibernetik,Teknoloji Sosyolojisi,Eğitim Yönetişimi

Cybernetics of Technology, Education and Politics in Technological Societies

Abstract

Social cybernetics is the concept of manipulation and control, and it has been reincarnated and awakened into new shapes within technological society. This study thereby focuses on the mobility of the governance of social cybernetics upon technology, education, and politics in the global political economy. This paper addresses the fundamental social cybernetics concerns through the political and philosophical history of technological development to argue whether or not the democratic principles have been globally and inappropriately rejected for the purpose of manipulation and control of the public. This paper inquiries into the background and reasoning behind the use of these new techniques, which have been orchestrated for the persistence of establishing a form of plutocratic technocratic governance existing under the guise of democratic international relations.

Keywords

• Social Cybernetics,Sociology of Technology,Governance of Education

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