Bozeman, Barry. 2000. "Expanding the Mission of State Economic Development." Issues in Science and Technology.
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Bozeman, Barry. September 25, 2000. "Booming and Busting at the Same Time: Why States Need Dual Agenda Cooperative Technology Programs." Paper presentation. Summit on Minnesota Economy, St. Paul, MN.
Download PDFBozeman, Barry. 2000. "Technology and Economic Development for Whom?: The Prospects for ‘Dual Agenda’ State Programs." AAAS Science and Technology Policy Yearbook 2000, ed. A.H. Teich, 175-89. Washington, DC: American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Download PDFSarewitz, Daniel. 2001. "Politics is Hell." Science, 294.5541: 311-2.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel. 2005. "Scientizing Politics [Review of the book The Republican War on Science]." Issues in Science and Technology.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel. 1997. "Social Change and Science Policy." Issues in Science and Technology Online.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel. 2006. "Public Science and Social Responsibilities." Development, Society for International Development: 1-5.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel, Foladori, Guillermo, Invernizzi, Noela and Garfinkel, Michele S. 2004. "Science Policy in Its Social Context." Philosophy Today: 67-83.
Download PDFSarewitz, Daniel and Nelson, Richard R. 2008. "Progress in Know-How; Its Origins and Limits." Innovations: 101-117.
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