Volume
37, No. 3 ( 2002 Automne / Fall)
Science
and Politics in Canada
Sciences et politiques au Canada
Introduction
Agendas, Interests and Authority:Science and Politics in Canada
Stephen Bocking
Science,
Politics and Science Policy in Canada: Steps Towards a Renewed Critical
Inquiry
David Holdsworth
One Size
Does Not Fit All: Canadian Government Laboratories as Diverse and
Complex Institutions
Bruce Doern and Jeffrey S. Kinder
The Production
of Knowledge in Canada:Consolidation and Diversification
Benoît Godin, Christian Doré and Vincent Larivière
Canadian
Science at the Public/Private Divide: The NCE Experiment
Janet Atkinson-Grosjean
Contesting
the Rule(s) of Medicine: Homeopathy's Battle for Legitimacy
Erin Steuter
The New
Direction of Federal Agricultural Research in Canada: From Public
Good to Private Gain?
Elizabeth Moore
Putting
the Cart Before the Horse: A Review of Biotechnology Policy in Canada
Elisabeth Abergel and Katherine Barrett
The Biopolitics
of Genetically Modified Organisms in Canada
Peter Andrée
Selective
Integration: Knowledge and Interests in the Model Forest Program
Joanna M. Beyers
Conservation
Biologists, Civic Science and the Preservation of BC Forests
Anita Krajnc
Pluralism,
Pragmatism and Social Problems
Vincent di Norcia
McLuhan's
Canadian Sense of Space, Time and Tactility
Donald Theall
