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Volume 17, Number 4, December 2008
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Stem Cell Technologies 1998-2008: Controversies and Silences
pp. 351-362(12)
Authors: Prainsack, Barbara; Geesink, Ingrid; Franklin, Sarah

Converting Ethics into Reason: German Stem Cell Policy between Science and the Law
pp. 363-375(13)
Author: Sperling, Stefan

Clean Soil and Common Ground: The Biopolitics of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research in Austria
pp. 377-395(19)
Authors: Prainsack, Barbara; Gmeiner, Robert

Explaining the Hwang Scandal: National Scientific Culture and its Global Relevance
pp. 397-415(19)
Author: Kim, Leo

Questioning Hype, Rescuing Hope? The Hwang Stem Cell Scandal and the Reassertion of Hopeful Horizons
pp. 417-434(18)
Author: Kitzinger, Jenny

Stem Cells through Stem Beliefs: The Co-production of Biotechnological Pluralism
pp. 435-448(14)
Author: Testa, Giuseppe

Industry in the Middle: Interview with Intercytex Founder and CSO, Dr Paul Kemp
pp. 449-462(14)
Authors: Franklin, Sarah; Kaftantzi, Lamprini

Species of Biocapital
pp. 463-478(16)
Author: Helmreich, Stefan

Crazy Quilt: Cloning Collaborations
pp. 479-482(4)
Author: Lindee, Susan

Contributors to this Issue
pp. 483-484(2)

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