In addition to the classics of Winner, Mumford, and Ellul (mention by others): Norman Balabanian Presumed neutrality of technology d=2003 a=Amherst, New York bt=Controlling technology: contemporary issues ed=2 e=Eric Katz, Andrew Light, William Thompson p=Prometheus Books r=20070119 Eugene S. Ferguson Toward a discipline of the history of technology d=197401 j=Technology and Culture n=1 pp=13-30 v=15 r=20080222 Mary Flanagan, Daniel Howe, Helen Nissenbaum Embodying values in technology: theory and practice d=2006 bt=Information Technology and Moral Philosophy e=Jeroen van den Hoven, John Weckert ch=16 a=Cambridge, UK p=Cambridge University Press r=20060325 Melvin Kranzberg Technology and history: "Kranzberg's Laws" d=198607 j=Technology and Culture n=31 pp=544-560 v=27 r=20080401 Arnold Pacey Technology: practice and culture d=2003 a=Amherst, New York bt=Controlling technology: contemporary issues ed=2 e=Eric Katz, Andrew Light, William Thompson p=Prometheus Books r=20070119 http://carbon.cudenver.edu/stc-link/weblink/water/materials/pacey.html Russell Woodruff Artifacts, neutrality, and the ambiguity of "use" d=2003 a=Amherst, New York bt=Controlling technology: contemporary issues ed=2 e=Eric Katz, Andrew Light, William Thompson p=Prometheus Books r=20070119