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Although the so-called new sociology of technology has got a relatively short history —about fifteen years—, it has produced a promising new theoretical perspective for the understanding of the complex relationship between society and technology, furnished with many detailed case studies. This paper describes the origin and development of this discipline and gives a short account of the three different approaches used by its practitioners: the systems approach, social constructivism and the actor-network theory. Some sociological and theoretical implications of these approaches are considered and special attention is paid to the problematic links between the sociology of technology and the sociology of scientific knowledge. Finally, some possible trends for further research in the coming yeas are outlined. EDUARDO AIBAR

La vida social de las máquinas: orígenes, desarrollo y perspectivas actuales en la sociología de la tecnología