Garfinkel, Michele S. July 01, 2000. "High Stakes in Human Stem Cell Research." Cerebrum, 2.3: 97-112.
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Pielke Jr. , Roger A. and Sarewitz, Daniel. 2005. "Bringing Society Back into the Climate Debate." Population and Environment, 26.3.
View AbstractPrivateer, Paul. 2005. "Postmodernism and Replication Technologies: A Theory of the Mechanics of Culture." International Journal of Technology, Knowledge, and Society, 1.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel and Herrick, Charles. 2000. "Ex Post Evaluation: A More Effective Role for Scientific Assessments in Environmental Policy." Science, Technology, & Human Values, 25.3: 309-31.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel and Pielke Jr. , Roger A. 2001. "Extreme Events: A Research and Policy Framework for Disasters in Context." International Geology Review, 43: 406-18.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel, Pielke Jr. , Roger A. and Keykhah, Mojdeh. 2003. "Vulnerability and Risk: Some Thoughts from a Political and Policy Perspective." Risk Analysis, 2.4: 805-10.
View AbstractSarewitz, Daniel. 2000. "Review: Death Takes no Holiday." Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and Law, 25.5: 988-91.
View AbstractSmith, Andrew T. and Foggin, Marc J. 1999. "The plateau pika (Ochotona curzoniae) is a keystone species for biodiversity on the Tibetan plateau." The Zoological Society of London, 2: 235-240.
View AbstractSmith, Andrew T. 2001. "Review: Priorities for the conservation of mammalian diversity: has the panda had its day?." Oryx, 35: 90.
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