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Select article: Insights from China for a Global Perspective on a Responsible Science–society Relationship

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First published 2019-3

Insights from China for a Global Perspective on a Responsible Science–society Relationship

Anne M Dijkstra, Lin Yin

Cultures of Science

Select article: Thirty Years of Scholarship and Science on Environment— Society Relationships

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First published 2008-12

Thirty Years of Scholarship and Science on Environment— Society Relationships

William R. Freudenburg

Organization & Environment

Select article: Dynamic development of public attitudes towards science policymaking

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Dynamic development of public attitudes towards science policymaking

Keisuke Okamura

Public Understanding of Science

Select article: Hans Peter Peters: ‘Each research design in our field is a political statement as it assumes and reinforces a particular position on the science–society relationship . . .’

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Hans Peter Peters: ‘Each research design in our field is a political statement as it assumes and reinforces a particular position on the science–society relationship . . .’

Niels Mejlgaard

Public Understanding of Science

Select article: Retraction notice: Hans Peter Peters: ‘Each research design in our field is a political statement as it assumes and reinforces a particular position on the science–society relationship . . .’

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First published 2024-5

Retraction notice: Hans Peter Peters: ‘Each research design in our field is a political statement as it assumes and reinforces a particular position on the science–society relationship . . .’

Public Understanding of Science

Select article: Public participation in genomics research in the Netherlands: Validating a measurement scale

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First published 2012-5

Public participation in genomics research in the Netherlands: Validating a measurement scale

Anne M. Dijkstra, Jan M. Gutteling, Jac. A.A. Swart [...]

Public Understanding of Science

Select article: The Evolution of Public Understanding of Science—Discourse and Comparative Evidence

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First published 2009-7

The Evolution of Public Understanding of Science—Discourse and Comparative Evidence

Martin W. Bauer

Science,Technology and Society

Select article: THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP IN AN ETHNICALLY HETEROGENEOUS SOCIETY by JUDITH T. SHUVAL,AARON ANTONOVSKY,and A. MICHAEL DAVIES. Social Science and Medicine I,no. 2 (July 1967): 141-54

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THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP IN AN ETHNICALLY HETEROGENEOUS SOCIETY by JUDITH T. SHUVAL,AARON ANTONOVSKY,and A. MICHAEL DAVIES. Social Science and Medicine I,no. 2 (July 1967): 141-54

Transcultural Psychiatry

Select article: Cultures of Incomprehension?: The Legacy of the Two Cultures Debate at the End of the Twentieth Century

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First published 2016-6

Cultures of Incomprehension?: The Legacy of the Two Cultures Debate at the End of the Twentieth Century

Simon J. Lock

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews

Select article: WOMEN,SCIENCE,AND ACADEMIA

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First published 2001-10

WOMEN,SCIENCE,AND ACADEMIA

MARY FRANK FOX

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