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July 22nd, 2006
UNESCO on nanotechnology ethics & politics
Abstract:
Christine Peterson: UNESCO’s Division of Ethics of Science and Technology has taken a shot at writing about The Ethics and Politics of Nanotechnology. To do a thorough critique here of these kinds of documents would take too long—I’d be blogging all day, every day. Instead this post will limit itself to four observations.
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