Litterature

Maja Horst (2003): Controversy and Collectivity. Articulations of social and natural order in mass mediated representations of biotechnology. Doctoral School of Knowledge and Management, CBS. PhD.Series 28/2003.
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Maja Horst (2004): Science Communication – a critical discussion of the report from the Danish Think Tank on Public Understanding of Science. Presented at CBS Conference on Science Communication, June 3rd 2004.
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Irwin, A. (2006). The politics of talk: Coming to terms with 'new' scientific governance. Social studies of science 36(2):299-322

Irwin, A & Michael, M (2003): Science, social theory and public knowledge. Open University Press, Maidenhead.     

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