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| Preface |
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Arie Rip, Alfred Nordmann, and Ingrid Ott
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| Always Engage: Quantum Entanglements, Molecular Affairs |
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Colin Milburn, Christopher Coenen, Arianna Ferrari, Ulrich Fiedeler, Matthias Wienroth, Torben B. Zülsdorf
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| What Has Nanotechnology Taught Us about Contemporary Technoscience? |
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Richard A. L. Jones
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| Distrust and the Pharmacology of Transformational Technologies |
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Bernard Stiegler
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| Ten Years of Research on Nanotechnology and Society - Outcomes and Achievements |
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Armin Grunwald
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| Governing Nano by Dialogue |
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Christiane Hauser, André Gazsó, and Mario Kaiser
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| Exploring Ambivalence: Techno-Enthusiasm and Skepticism in US Nanotech Deliberations |
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Barbara Herr Harthorn, Christine Shearer, and Jennifer Rogers
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| Encountering 'The Politics of Technology': Public Engagement from the Bottom Up |
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Alexandra Plows and Michael Reinsborough
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| Breaking the Consensus: A Perspective on Technological Governance from Brazil |
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Julia Guivant and Philip Macnaghten
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| Public Engagement in Emerging Technologies: Issues for India |
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Indrani Barpujari
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| The 'Wicked' Problem of Regulating Nanotechnologies: Local and Global Challenges |
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Diana M. Bowman and Joel D'Silva
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Governmental Regulatory Reforms for Nanomaterials:
Policies Proposed by Civil Society Organizations and Industry for the Reform
of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) |
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Anna Lamprou
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| Distinguishing Risk and Uncertainty in Risk Assessments of Emerging Technologies |
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Kevin C. Elliott and Michael Dickson
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| On Intervention, Construction and Creation:
Power and Knowledge in Technoscience and Late-Modern Technology |
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Karen Kastenhofer and Jan C. Schmidt
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| How to Trust a Molecule? The Case of Cyclodextrins Enterin the Nanorealm |
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Sacha Loeve and Mickael Normand
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| On Reflections and Reflexivity: Unpacking Research Dispositifs |
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Fran#cois Thoreau
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| Travails, Travels, and Trials: Report from the S.NET Roundtable on Plausibility |
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Cynthia Selin
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| About the editors and contributors |
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