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Risk And The Public Acceptance Of New Technologies 1st Rob Flynn

Name: Risk And The Public Acceptance Of New Technologies 1st Rob Flynn
SKU: BELL-1904988
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Risk And The Public Acceptance Of New Technologies 1st Rob Flynn instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.07 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Rob Flynn, Paul Bellaby

ISBN: 9780230517059, 9780230591288, 0230517056, 0230591280

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1st

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Risk And The Public Acceptance Of New Technologies 1st Rob Flynn by Rob Flynn, Paul Bellaby 9780230517059, 9780230591288, 0230517056, 0230591280 instant download after payment.

Scientific and technological innovation continues at a rapid pace, but the public is increasingly aware of possible risks and demanding greater involvement in decisions about new technologies. This edited volume brings together leading social scientists who address recent evidence and debates about public engagement and trust in experts. The chapters consider different methods of public consultation and 'deliberation' in relation to a variety of new technologies, including genetically modified foods, mobile telecommunications, nanotechnology, and hydrogen energy.