International audienceIn a traditionally technocratic country such as France, the development of the life sciences has provoked a number of new questions both about the consequences of scientific research and about the ways of regulating it. Risks are no longer only material, they are perceived as ethical and social, and citizens are no longer ready to had over their control to technical experts. In the present paper we shall discuss this evolution, based on interview and focus group material collected over the past six years in France
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Epistemic cultures and scientist's public commitment in the GMO controversy. From the Berg letter in...
The announcement of the French Plan ‘France Médecine Génomique 2015’ demonstrates the will of the pu...
This article proposes to explore research administration practices in the analysis of the spread of ...
International audienceIn a traditionally technocratic country such as France, the development of the...
International audienceIn this article, I discuss recent developments in the field of synthetic biolo...
Working PaperEuropean Biotechnology companies and public policy-makers face to a number of crucial p...
The paper is divided into two sections. The first section considers the role of science and policy, ...
The emergence of genomics in France is embedded in a public policy which tries to organise the coord...
Our contribution - as political scientists - to the ongoing debates over the regulation of biotechno...
First DraftThe subject of this paper is the relationship between the policy-making and the innovatio...
The French debate over genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is more than a controversy about geneti...
Biotechnologies represent a typical case of generic technology with high scientific content that spr...
First DraftThe subject of this paper is the relationship between the policy-making and the innovatio...
The subject of this paper is the relationship between the policy-making and the innovation performan...
This paper describes three cases of government-led efforts in France and the United States to bring ...
Epistemic cultures and scientist's public commitment in the GMO controversy. From the Berg letter in...
The announcement of the French Plan ‘France Médecine Génomique 2015’ demonstrates the will of the pu...
This article proposes to explore research administration practices in the analysis of the spread of ...