The Power of Scientific Knowledge: From Research to Public Policy
Cambridge University Press (2012)
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Machine generated contents note: Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. The savior of capitalism: the power of economic discourse; 3. The mentors of the Holocaust and the power of race science; 4. Protectors of nature: the power of climate change research; 5. Conclusion; Bibliography.Call number
Q175.5.G78 2012
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9781107022720 110702272X 1107606721
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