Science and Democracy advances a systematic, yet detailed, co-productionist understanding of how emerging modes of making knowledge in genomics and other fields (e.g., nanotechnology, informatics, climate research) are simultaneously and reciprocally remaking social order, empowering and disempowering groups of citizens, creating n
Science and Democracy advances a systematic, yet detailed, co-productionist understanding of how emerging modes of making knowledge in genomics and other fields (e.g., nanotechnology, informatics, climate research) are simultaneously and reciprocally remaking social order, empowering and disempowering groups of citizens, creating n
Introduction 2. Biology Denatured: The public-private lives of lively things 3. Imagining the Unimaginable: Making a synthetic biology revolution plausible 4. Courting Innovation: The constitution(s) of Indian biomedicine 5. Co-Producing Knowledge and Political Legitimacy: Comparing life form patent controversies in Europe and the United States 6. Dispute Settlement and Legitimacy of the World Trade Organization: Adjudicating knowledge claims in the Brazil - USA cotton case 7. Co-Production and Democratizing Global Environmental Expertise: The IPPC and adaptation to climate change 8. Governing Emerging Technologies - The need to think outside the (black) box 9. To Bind or Not Bind? European Ethics as Soft Law 10. Sociotechnical Imaginaries, Digital Health Information, and the Reimaging of the Citizen-Patients 11. Knowledge and Democracy: The epistemics of self-governance 12. Sense and Sensibility: Science, society, and politics as co-production
Introduction 2. Biology Denatured: The public-private lives of lively things 3. Imagining the Unimaginable: Making a synthetic biology revolution plausible 4. Courting Innovation: The constitution(s) of Indian biomedicine 5. Co-Producing Knowledge and Political Legitimacy: Comparing life form patent controversies in Europe and the United States 6. Dispute Settlement and Legitimacy of the World Trade Organization: Adjudicating knowledge claims in the Brazil - USA cotton case 7. Co-Production and Democratizing Global Environmental Expertise: The IPPC and adaptation to climate change 8. Governing Emerging Technologies - The need to think outside the (black) box 9. To Bind or Not Bind? European Ethics as Soft Law 10. Sociotechnical Imaginaries, Digital Health Information, and the Reimaging of the Citizen-Patients 11. Knowledge and Democracy: The epistemics of self-governance 12. Sense and Sensibility: Science, society, and politics as co-production
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