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Volume 31, Issue 3

July 2017

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ISSN 0887-0373

EISSN 2152-0542

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INTRODUCTION: THE RESPONSIBLE USE OF SCIENCE IN SOCIETAL DECISION MAKING—PART 1

Kevin C. Elliott; Ted Richards

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EPISTEMIC CORRUPTION AND MANUFACTURED DOUBT: THE CASE OF CLIMATE SCIENCE

Justin B. Biddle; Ian James Kidd; Anna Leuschner

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WHO NEEDS CONSENSUS ANYWAY? ADDRESSING MANUFACTURED DOUBT AND INCREASING PUBLIC TRUST IN CLIMATE SCIENCE

Kristen Intemann

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SCIENTIFIC DISSENT AND A FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF EPISTEMIC RESPONSIBILITY

Kristina Rolin

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LIBERTY FOR CORVIDS

Mark Wells; Scott Simmons; Diana Klim

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