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SUMMARY:Abigail Coplin - The Limits of Politicized Science: Scientists and the State During China’s GMO Controversy
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Abigail Coplin\, PhD Candidate\, Department of Sociology\, Columbia University \nThe Science\, Technology\, and Knowledge (SKAT) workshop is a forum for the seminar-style presentation and discussion of graduate student work in the sociology of expertise\, the sociology of professions\, actor-network approaches\, medical sociology\, science studies\, etc. The workshop is hosted by Columbia Sociology but welcomes graduate students from all institutions and disciplines.
URL:https://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/scisoc/cssevent/abigail-coplin-the-limits-of-politicized-science-scientists-and-the-state-during-chinas-gmo-controversy/
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