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Volume 2005 (2005): Issue 46 (Dec 2005): Science/technology as politics. Guest Editor: Simone Abram

in Focaal

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  Fighting with the greater good
Special Section
- Introduction
  
  Science/technology as politics by other means
- 'Greater good' in transit
  
  The unwieldy career of a Swedish rail tunnel project
- Picking up the relay baton
  
  Translating traditions in apartheid and democratic South Africa
- The condition of market formation on Alaska's natural gas frontier
- Vying for credibility in the US Congress
  
  Legitimating symbols in the debate over immunization and autism
- Rationalizing risk
  
  Arguing over safety on the Firth of Forth
- Enrolling genetic technology in regulation
  
  Struggles for recognition by biotechnologists in Norway
Articles
- 8:01 AM, 20,000 people, and 450 kilograms of explosives
  
  Elimination of the Kaiserbau as a secular sacrifice
- Globalization, poverty, and hyperdevelopment in Papua New Guinea's mining sector
Forum
- On transition and revolution in Kyrgyzstan
- No end to Nepal's Maoist rebellion
Review Article
- "On the correct handling of contradictions"
  
  Liberal-culturalism in indigenous studies
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews

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