Пособие по общественным связям в науке и технологиях
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Ключевые вопросы
• Какие тенденции вы отмечаете в изменении использования таких исторически сложившихся фундаментальных понятий, как популяризация и диалог?
• Каким образом использование медиа учеными и научными организациями вносит вклад в «кризис посредников»?
• Какие специфические подходы к исследованию могут применяться при анализе культуры науки в обществе и более глубокого понимания места науки в культуре?
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