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The social life of nanotechnology

In: Routledge studies in science, technology and society 18

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Science that pays for itself: nanotechnology and the discourse of science policy reform / Matthew N. Eisler -- When space travel and nanotechnology met at the fountains of paradise / W. Patrick Mccray -- Conferences and the emergence of nanoscience / Cyrus C.M. Mody -- Is nanoscale collaboration meeting nanotechnology's social challenge? A call for nano-normalcy / Christopher Newfield -- Working for next to nothing: labor in the global nanoscientific community / Mikael Johansson -- Nanotechnology as industrial policy: China and the United States / Richard P. Appelbaum ... [et al.] -- The Chinese century? China's move towards indigenous innovation: some policy implications / Rachel Parker and Richard P. Appelbaum -- Nanotechnologies and upstream public engagement: dilemmas, debates, and prospects? / Adam Corner and Nick Pidgeon -- Different uses, different responses: exploring emergent cultural values through public deliberation / Jennifer Rogers-Brown ... [et al.] -- News media frame novel technologies in a familiar way: nanotechnology, applications, and progress / Erica Lively ... [et al.] -- Public responses to nanotechnology: risks to the social fabric? / William R. Freudenburg and Mary B. Collins

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The Social Life of Nanotechnology

In: Routledge Studies in Science, Technology and Society

In: Routledge Studies in Science, Technology and Society Ser. v.18

Harthorn, Barbara Herr; Mohr, John W.

This book addresses the interconnections and tensions between technological development, the social benefits and risks of new technology, and the changing political economy of a global world system as they apply to the emerging field of nanotechnologies. The basic premise, developed throughout the volume, is that nanotechnologies have an undertheorized and often invisible social life that begins with their constructed origins and propels them around the globe, across multiple localities, institutions and collaborations, through diverse industries, research labs, and government agencies and

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The social life of nanotechnology

In: Routledge studies in science, technology, and society 18

Harthorn, Barbara Herr; Mohr, John

pt. 1. Constructing the field of nanotechnology : the social origins of nanotechnology -- pt. 2. Controlling the field : the role of public policies, market systems, scientific labor, and globalization in nanotechnology -- pt. 3. Contesting the field : knowledge, power, and reflexivity in the construction of nanotechnology.

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