FYI; this is a very good overview series of ocean pollution issues. wil
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Hi, Folks,For those of you who are interested in teaching positions, this announcement is from a well-respected liberal arts school in the northeast of the US (see attached). They also have a strong faculty development program, which helps with research and grant opportunities (
http://www.westmin
Now that I'm heading into the home stretch on the syllabus for my new
"Social Causes and Consequences of Environmental Problems" undergrad
course (which I will post here when it's complete), there are a few
additional topics for which I'm seeking readings -- again, they can't be
too complicated or
Beth,
A very short piece that may suit your purpose is Sheila Jasanoff's "Skinning
Scientific Cats" in the 1995 edition of Green Planet Blues (originally
published in New Statesman and Society, 26 February 1993, pp.29-30).
Best,
Jörg
On Mon, 07 Aug 2006 09:23:32 -0400
"Beth DeSombre" <[EMAIL
For my new intro social science ES course (for undergrads) I'm looking for
one or two short readings on the politics of science -- I've got lots of
good, complex, grad-school-esque readings that I think will just freak
them out, so I'm looking for something that can explain the idea that
science is
