Bio-objects' political capacity: a research agenda.

作者: Pieter Maeseele , Kim Hendrickx , Vincenzo Pavone , Ine Van Hoyweghen

DOI: 10.3325/CMJ.2013.54.206

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摘要: This article explores the merits of foregrounding dichotomy politicization vs de-politicization for our understanding bio-objects in order to study their production, circulation, and governance European societies. By asking how are configured science, policy, public, media discourses practices, we focus on role socio-technical configurations generating political relations. The bio-object thereby serves as an entry point approach conceptualize “the political” innovative way.

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