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“Mediating†Scientific Debate: Genetic Information and Genetic Engineering in the Popular News Media

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This paper analyses the debates in the print media on genetic engineering and IPR within this realm and the construction of these issues in the popular imagination. This is based on a critical textual analysis of news and feature stories on these issues in two major English language newspapers, The Hindu and The Times of India, during a six-month period between January and June, 2006.

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  • Anonymous, 2006. "“Mediating†Scientific Debate: Genetic Information and Genetic Engineering in the Popular News Media," Working Papers id:615, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:615
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