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The Spring/Summer issue of Scipolicy-The Journal of Science and Health
Policy is now available. "Science, Medicine, and The Science Wars" are the
themes.

We invite you to peruse the abstracts and author profiles on our website.
www.Scipolicy.net .

LIST OF NEW ARTICLES
I- Science and Medicine www.Scipolicy.net
-Toward Federally Mandated Health Care for All Citizens: A Private
Enterprise Approach - Daniel Arthur Albert
- Integrating Medical Research and Education in Service Plans: Toward More
Effective Health Care Delivery in
      Transdisciplinary Settings - John Hultberg, Stefan Thorpenberg,
Christer Rosenberg, Lena Nordholm, Aant Elzinga,
      P-O Brogren, Bo Samuelsson
- Evidence-Based Health Policy in Canada - Identifying the Appropriate
Information for Health Technology Decisions-
     Arminee Kazanjian, Diane Helmer, Mary-Doug Wright
- The Endless Transition: Finding a Social Basis for U.S. Science Policy -
Henry Etzkowitz
- PUBSCIENCE - DOE'S New Application For Accessing Scientific and Technical
Journal Information -
     Lorrie A. Johnson, Robert E. Donohue

II- The Science Wars www.Scipolicy.net
    - Genesis and Prospects for Resolution of the Science Wars - Val Dusek
    - Response to Dusek - Paul R. Gross
    - Reflections on the Science Wars - Norman Levitt
    - The Science Wars Explained: Is it a Good Idea to Look Closely at
Things? - Gabriel Stolzenberg
    - How We Can All Be Winners In The Science Wars:   Beyond Ethics and
Competence and Back to Emotions-
           Steve Fuller
    - For A Realist Social Epistemology - Comment to the New Bricmont and
Sokal Article - Riccardo Viale
    - SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE FROM THE STANDPOINT OF SOCIAL
EPISTEMOLOGY:
           Response to Bricmont and Sokal" - Steve Fuller
    - Beliefs And Ideas: Socio-Cognitive Relativity Beyond Relativism -
Andrea Cerroni
    - Integrity, Responsibility, and Democracy in Science - David H. Guston

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have questions or would like
further information.

Thank you,

Stephen Miles Sacks, MPA, Ph.D., Editor and Publisher
SCIPOLICY-The Journal of Science and Health Policy
Box 504, Haverford, PA 19041
Voice and Fax: 610-658-2332 (24 hours)
Website: http://www.Scipolicy.net E-mail: [log in to unmask]

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