M. W. Bauer / G. Gaskell (eds.)

Biotechnology - The Making of a Global Controversy

Herausgeber: Bauer, M. W.; Gaskell, George; Bauer, Martin W.

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Produktbeschreibung

A series of studies exploring the origins of the current controversy over biotechnology.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 430
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Januar 2013
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 619g
• ISBN-13: 9780521774390
• ISBN-10: 052177439X
• Artikelnr.: 22365654

Autorenporträt

Martin Bauer is a lecturer in social psychology and research methodology at the London School of Economics. He is also Research Fellow at the Science Museum in London. His recent projects include Re-analysis of Eurobarometer 1989, Public perceptions of the Human Genome Project in Britain, The Construction of Indicators of Public Understanding of Science in Europe and UK Science and Technology Media Monitor, 1945-1985.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: 1. Understanding the public sphere of biotechnology Martin W. Bauer and George Gaskell; Part I. The Framing of a New Technology: 1973-96: 2. Promise
problems and proxies: 25 years of European debate and regulation Helen Torgersen
Jurgen Hampel
Marie-Louise von Bergmann-Winberg
Eleanor Bridgman
John Durant
Edna Einsiedel
Bjorn Fjaestad
George Gaskell
Petra Grabner
Petra Hieber
Erling Jelsoe
Jesper Lassen
Athena Marouda-Chatjoulis
Torben Nielsen
Timo Rusanen
Georges Sakellaris
Franz Seifert
Carla Smink
Tomasz Twardowski and Merci Wambui Kamara; 3. Media coverage: trends and dynamics in the opinion-leading press Jan M. Gutteling
Anna Olofsson
Bjorn Fjaestad
Matthias Kohring
Alexander Goerke
Martin W. Bauer and Timo Rusanen. With the further co-operation of Agnes Allansdottir
Anne Berthomier
Suzanne de Cheveigne
Helle Frederiksen
George Gaskell
Martina Leonarz
Miltos Liakopoulos
Arne Thing Mortensen
Andrezj Przestalski
Georg Ruhrmann
Maria Rusanen
Michael Schanne
Franz Seifert
Angeliki Stathopoulou and Wolfgang Wagner; 4. The institutions of bioethics: a comparison of Denmark
France
Italy and Greece Jean-Christophe Galloux
Arne Thing Mortensen
Suzanne de Cheveigne
Agnes Allansdottir
Aigli Chatjouli
Georges Sakellaris; 5. Controversy
mass media coverage and public knowledge Martin W. Bauer and Heinz Bonfadelli; Part II. Public Representations in 1996: Structures and Functions: 6. Traditional blue and modern green resistance: the complexities of scepticism Torben Hviid Nielsen
Erling Jelsoe and Susanna Olsson; 7. The structures of public perceptions Cees Midden
Daniel Boy
Edna Einsiedel
Bjorn Fjaestad
George Gaskell
Miltos Liakopoulos
Jon Miller
Susanna Olsson and Wolfgang Wagner; 8. Regional culture - contextualising the knowledge deficit model Nicholas C. Allum
Daniel Boy and Martin Bauer; 9. Pandora's genes - images of gene technology and nature Wolfgang Werner
Nicole Kronberger
Nicholas C. Allum
Suzanne de Cheveigne
Carmen Diego
George Gaskell
Marcus Heinssen
Cees Midden
Marianne Odegaard
Susanna Olsson
Bianca Rizzo
Timo Rusanen and Angeliki Stathopoulou; Part III. The Watershed Years 1996/7: Two Case Studies: 10. Testing times - the reception of Round-Up Ready soya in Europe Jesper Lassen
Agnes Allansdottir
Miltos Liakopoulos
Arne Thing Mortensen and Anna Olofsson; 11. Brave new sheep - the clone named Dolly Edna Einsiedel
Agnes Allansdottir
Nicholas C. Allum
Martin W. Bauer
Anne Berthomier
Aigli Chatjouli
Suzanne de Cheveigne
Ronnie Downey
Jan M. Gutteling
Matthias Kohring
Martina Leonarz
Frederica Manzoli
Anna Olofsson
Andrezj Przestalski
Timo Rusanen
Franz Seifert
Angeliki Stathopoulou and Wolfgang Wagner; Part IV. The Transatlantic Puzzle: 12. Worlds apart? Public opinion in Europe and the USA George Gaskell
Paul Thompson and Nicholas C. Allum; Part V. Towards a Social Theory of New Technology: 13. The biotechnology movement: assimilating and accommodating the public sphere Martin W. Bauer and George Gaskell.