Can the public become involved in the scientific decision-making process without paralysing the process or being viewed as a troublesome side effect of democracy?

B. Bos

Can the public become involved in the scientific decision-making process without paralysing the process or being viewed as a troublesome side effect of democracy?

B. Bos

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Science, Technology and Ethical Priorities, Proceedings from the Student Pugwash USA's Ninth International Conference
Editors	J. Seltzer
Place of Publication	Washington DC
Publisher	Student Pugwash USA
Pages	212-217
Publication status	Published - 1997

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Can the public become involved in the scientific decision-making process without paralysing the process or being viewed as a troublesome side effect of democracy? / Bos, B.
Science, Technology and Ethical Priorities, Proceedings from the Student Pugwash USA's Ninth International Conference. ed. / J. Seltzer. Washington DC: Student Pugwash USA, 1997. p. 212-217.

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