Garfinkel, Michele S. July 01, 2000. "High Stakes in Human Stem Cell Research." Cerebrum, 2.3: 97-112.
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Miller, Clark A. 2006. "An Effective Instrument of Peace: Scientific Cooperation as an Instrument of U.S. Foreign Policy, 1938-1950." Osiris: Science, Technology, and International Affairs, 21.1: 133-60.
View AbstractMiller, Clark A. 2007. ""Democratization, International Knowledge Institutions, and Global Governance." Governance, 2(2): 325-357.
View AbstractMonahan, Torin. 2004. "Technology Policy as a Stealth Agent of Global Change." Globalisation, Societies and Education, 2.3: 355-76.
View AbstractMonahan, Torin. 2005. "The School System as a Post-Fordist Organization: Fragmented Centralization and the Emergence of IT Specialists." Critical Sociology, 3.4: 583-615.
View AbstractNeff, Mark W. 2007. "Scenario Planning for Wildlife Management: A Case Study of the National Elk Refuge, Jackson Wyoming." Human Dimensions of Wildlife, 12: 219-226.
View AbstractNelson, Rohan, Howden, Mark and Smith, Mark Stafford. 2008. "Using adaptive governance to rethink the way science supports Australian drought policy." Environmental Science and Policy.
View AbstractPielke Jr. , Roger A. 1995. "Scientific Information and Global Change Policymaking." Climatic Change, 38: 39-77.
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