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• The Turn Toward Society? Social Reconstruction of Science Review of PLANTS, POWER, and PROFIT: SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, and ETHICAL CONSEQUENCES of the NEW BIOTECHNOLOGIES, by Lawrence Busch, Et Al,; the FIFTH BRANCH: SCIENCE ADVISORS as POLICYMAKERS, by Sheila Jasanoff; and a FRAGILE POWER: SCIENTISTS and the STATE, by Chandra Mukerji 

  Woodhouse, E.J. (1991-06)
• Agriculture in the Slovenian transitional economy: the preservation of genetic diversity of plants and ethical consequences 

  Ivancic, A.; Turk, J.; Rozman, C.; Sisko, M. (2003)
• Economic and Health Consequences of Selling a Kidney in India 

  Goyal, Madhav; Mehta, Ravindra L.; Schneiderman, Lawrence J.; Sehgal, Ashwini R. (2002-10-02)

  CONTEXT: Many countries have a shortage of kidneys available for transplantation. Paying people to donate kidneys is often proposed or justified as a way to benefit recipients by increasing the supply of organs and to ...