Titlebook: Communicating Science in Social Contexts; New models, new prac Donghong Cheng,Michel Claessens,Shunke Shi Book 2008 Springer Science+Busine

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Huy Nguyen Anh Pham,Evangelos Triantaphyllou of scientific actors, increases the chances of scientific actors being noticed and taken seriously by the political-administrative system. Effects are seen in a contribution to the legitimization of science by reinforcing the perception of its social relevance and in improving the chances of scient

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Rawan Gedeon,Atulya K. Nagar,Raouf Naguibal misunderstanding between science communication practitioners and social scientists who carry out research in the area. It puts forward an example of the use of research on public perceptions of risk in science communication training.

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Payal Bhattacherjee,M. M. Ramyary underlying Devo’s pop songs to Kraftwerk’s ‘man–machine’ ideology—have often preceded more explicit concerns about the implications of science and technology that later became visible in other contexts, such as the news media.