Contents
| | 1 The idiom of co-production | 1 |
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| SHEILA JASANOFF |
| | 2 Ordering knowledge, ordering society | 13 |
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| SHEILA JASANOFF |
| | 3 Climate science and the making of a global political order | 46 |
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| CLARK A. MILLER |
| | 4 Co-producing CITES and the African elephant | 67 |
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| CHARIS THOMPSON |
| | 5 Knowledge and political order in the European Environment Agency | 87 |
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| CLAIRE WATERTON AND BRIAN WYNNE |
| | 6 Plants, power and development: founding the Imperial Department of Agriculture for the West Indies, 1880-1914 | 109 |
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| WILLIAM K. STOREY |
| | 7 Mapping systems and moral order: constituting property in genome laboratories | 131 |
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| STEPHEN HILGARTNER |
| | 8 Patients and scientists in French muscular dystrophy research | 142 |
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| VOLOLONA RABEHARISOA AND MICHEL CALLON |
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Publication information:
Book title: States of Knowledge: The Co-Production of Science and Social Order.
Contributors: Sheila Jasanoff - Editor.
Publisher: Routledge.
Place of publication: London.
Publication year: 2004.
Page number: v.
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