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Regimes of Knowledge Production in Society: Towards a More Political and Social Reading [Book Review]
Minerva 41 (3):245-261 (2003)
Abstract
The `co-productions' of science and society have undergone dramatic changes in recent decades. However, contrasts between `Mode 1' and `Mode 2' are not compelling inhistorical terms. This essay will argue that, in fact, they offer too naturalistic and a-political a pictureMy notes
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