II. Technology Assessment in Retrospect

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J.R. Ravetz , "Conclusion: The Future of Science," in J.R. Ravetz , Scientific Knowledge and Its Social Problems (Oxford: Oxford University Press , 1971), pt. 5, pp. 405-436.