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      Caring for nanotechnology? Being an integrated social scientist

      Social Studies of Science
      SAGE Publications

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              Science's new social contract with society.

              Under the prevailing contract between science and society, science has been expected to produce 'reliable' knowledge, provided merely that it communicates its discoveries to society. A new contract must now ensure that scientific knowledge is 'socially robust', and that its production is seen by society to be both transparent and participative.
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