Science and citizens : globalization and the challenge of engagement
Science and citizens : globalization and the challenge of engagement
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科学与公民：全球化和参与的挑战
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2006
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B. Wynne
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M. Leach;I. Scoones;B. Wynne
* 目录 * 前言-约翰Gaventa * 第一部分：科学和公民 * 1。简介：科学，公民和全球化-梅丽莎利奇，伊恩斯库恩斯和布赖恩韦恩 * 2。全球背景下的科学和公民身份-梅丽莎利奇和伊恩斯库恩斯 * 第2部分：超越风险：定义地形 * 评论-梅丽莎利奇，伊恩斯库恩斯和布赖恩韦恩 * 3。安全的后正常科学-杰里拉维茨 * 4。科学家是非理性的吗？实用理性中的风险评估-弗兰克·菲舍尔 * 5。作为全球化的“民主”话语的风险？诬陷臣民和公民-布赖恩韦恩 * 6。知识，正义和民主-希夫Visvanathan * 第3部分：公民参与科学 * 评论-梅丽莎利奇，伊恩斯库恩斯，布赖恩韦恩 * 7。Myriad stories：Constructing expertise and citizenship in discussions of the new genetics - Richard Tutton，Anne Kerr and Sarah Cunningham-Burley * 8.艾滋病，科学和种族隔离后的公民身份-史蒂芬罗宾斯 * 9。揭开职业和环境健康的神秘面纱：来自印度的经验- Murlidhar五。缺席专家：发展中国家生物技术监管的科学建议- Kees Jansen和Esther Roquas * 11。询问中国的生物技术革命：在风险社会中争夺主导的科学政策文化-詹姆斯基利 * 12。里约热内卢和圣保罗的环境感知和政治动员：比较分析-安吉拉·阿隆索和瓦莱里亚诺·科斯塔 * 13。“让他们吃蛋糕”：转基因食品和民主想象-希拉·贾萨诺夫 * 14。植物生物技术和穷人的权利：技术方法-保罗理查兹 * 第4部分：参与和参与的政治 * 评论-梅丽莎利奇，伊恩斯库恩斯，布赖恩韦恩 * 15。开放还是关闭？分析，参与和权力的社会评价技术-安迪斯特林 * 16。参与的地理信息系统-约翰·福雷斯特和史蒂夫·辛德比 * 17。英国的民主化科学：放射性废物管理案例- Jason Chilvers * 18。新西兰奥特亚罗瓦的基因工程：是开放还是关闭辩论？- 奥德利·杰纳斯和蒂·罗杰斯-海登 * 19.探索津巴布韦的粮食和农业未来：公民陪审团和情景研讨会实验- Elijah Rusik
* Contents * Foreword - John Gaventa * Part 1: Science and Citizenship * 1. Introduction: Science, citizenship and globalization - Melissa Leach, Ian Scoones and Brian Wynne * 2. Science and citizenship in a global context - Melissa Leach and Ian Scoones * Part 2: Beyond risk: defining the terrain * Commentary - Melissa Leach, Ian Scoones and Brian Wynne * 3. The post-normal science of safety - Jerry Ravetz * 4. Are scientists irrational? Risk assessment in practical reason - Frank Fischer * 5. Risk as globalizing 'democratic' discourse? Framing subjects and citizens - Brian Wynne * 6. Knowledge, justice and democracy -Shiv Visvanathan * Part 3: Citizens engaging with science * Commentary - Melissa Leach, Ian Scoones, Brian Wynne * 7. Myriad stories: Constructing expertise and citizenship in discussions of the new genetics - Richard Tutton, Anne Kerr and Sarah Cunningham-Burley * 8. AIDS, science and citizenship after apartheid - Steven Robins * 9. Demystifying occupational and environmental health: Experiences from India- Murlidhar V. * 10. Absentee expertise: Science advice for biotechnology regulation in developing countries - Kees Jansen and Esther Roquas * 11. Interrogating China's biotechnology revolution: Contesting dominant science policy cultures in the risk society - James Keeley * 12. Environmental perception and political mobilization in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo: A comparative analysis - Angela Alonso and Valeriano Costa * 13. 'Let Them Eat Cake': GM Foods and the Democratic Imagination - Sheila Jasanoff * 14. Plant biotechnology and the rights of the poor: A technographic approach - Paul Richards * Part 4: Participation and the politics of engagement * Commentary - Melissa Leach, Ian Scoones, Brian Wynne * 15. Opening up or closing down? Analysis, participation and power in the social appraisal of technology - Andy Stirling * 16. Geographic information systems for participation - John Forrester and Steve Cinderby * 17. Democratizing science in the UK: The case of radioactive waste management - Jason Chilvers * 18. Genetic engineering in Aotearoa New Zealand: A case of opening up or closing down debate? - Audley Genus and Tee Rogers-Hayden * 19. Exploring food and farming futures in Zimbabwe: A citizens' jury and scenario workshop experiment - Elijah Rusik