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Volume 10, Number 4, 1 December 2001
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CREATING PUBLIC ALIENATION: Expert Cultures of Risk and Ethics on GMOs
pp. 445-481(37)
Author: Wynne B.

ARTIFICIAL LIFE, INC.: Darwin and Commodity Fetishism from Santa Fe to Silicon Valley
pp. 483-504(22)
Author: Helmreich S.

THE GENE AS A RHETORICAL FIGURE: 'Nothing But a Very Applicable Little Word'
pp. 505-529(25)
Author: Shea E.

SEEING THE WORLD FROM A SAFE DISTANCE
pp. 531-539(9)
Authors: Robins K.; Terkessidis M.

OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE: When is a Tool? What is a Commodity?
pp. 541-552(12)
Author: MacKenzie A.

'WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE GREEN PLEASANT FIELDS OF JERUSALEM?'
pp. 553-558(6)
Author: Parson D.

POSSIBLE FUTURES FOR THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
pp. 559-562(4)
Author: Wajcman J.

LISTENING TO 'GENE TALK'
pp. 563-569(7)
Author: Roberts C.

CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE
pp. 571-572(2)

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