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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92328-4e preserved, employed in research or used to produce bio-objects by bioeconomic companies. Santoro and Romero-Bachiller draw on recent STS and feminist writing on care to argue that . allows for a more nuanced approach to the analysis of citizens’ and patients’ emergent forms of subjectivity and agency brought about by new biotechnologies.

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Politische Didaktik und Kritische Theorie,citizens. It also draws a tentative roadmap for future studies to engage with emerging bioeconomies in order to cast light on the so far neglected themes and issues related to the political economy of the bioeconomy, and to inform policy studies and strategies focusing on it.

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Kulturmanagement und Kulturwissenschaftnst a host of global-scale risks, and as reflecting and requiring particular relationships between science, state and citizen. The chapter argues that such visions of the bioeconomy reflect an imaginary of innovation-as-governance wherein technoscience is positioned the primary agent capable of enha

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