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The Political Economy of Technoscience: An Emerging Research Agenda
Spontaneous Generations 7 (1):49-61 (2013)
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This short essay presents the case for a renewed research agenda in STS focused on the political economy of technoscience. This research agenda is based on the claim that STS needs to take account of contemporary economic and financial processes and how they shape and are shaped by technoscience. This necessitates understanding how these processes might impact on science, technology and innovation, rather than turning an STS gaze on the economy.Other Versions
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