issue 03, september 2004
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editorial In the name of God, and of Bush, and of the market -
21/09/2004
In the name of God is the heading chosen by some researchers from a Middle Eastern country for their posters in an international conference on chemistry ...
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focus Science communication in an era of diversity -
21/09/2004
The eighth convention of the PCST (Public Communication of Science and Technology) network, which took place in Barcelona this June, emphasised an ...
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focus Cultural differences accompany the growth of science communication -
21/09/2004
In a beautiful Barcelona, bathed in sun, the 8th PCST Congress was celebrated at the beginning of June.1 Besides the magnificent location of this year, ...
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focus The wise and the ignorant, or a dangerous distinction for Latin America -
21/09/2004
Never have there been so much science and so much technology on so many sides as now. The expansion of scientific information in the social sphere is ...
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focus Towards a "Mediterranean model" of science communication -
21/09/2004
Can (and should) there be a "Mediterranean model" of science communication? For those of us who work in the field of science communication in a ...
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article A typology of coastal researchers' modes of interactions with stakeholders -
21/09/2004
A feature of the management of natural resources in the coastal zone is that it involves multiple stakeholders. It has been suggested that the effectiveness ...
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article The Tuscan Artist -
21/09/2004
In The Areopagitica, his most important work of prose, John Milton mentions Galileo as the illustrious martyr who fought for the freedom of thought. The ...
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comment Consensus and partecipation: the role of natural parks -
21/09/2004
Natural parks are a place where science communicates with the public, involving dimensions ranging from the knowledge of living species to the relationship ...
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letter SMEC project: an european dimension for the relation between museum and school -
21/09/2004
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