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>Subject: [SARA Alert - Science as Culture] Science as Culture New Issue Alert
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>Volume 10, Number 3 (dated September 2001)  of:
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>  OPENING THE WHITE BOX: The Politics of Racialised Science and 
>Technology 285 - 300
>David Skinner; Paul Rosen
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>  MECHANIZATION AND 'MEXICANIZATION': Racializing California's 
>Agricultural Technology 301 - 326
>Carlos E. Martn
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>  PRIMITIVE DRIVERS: Racial Science and Citizenship in the Motor Age 327 - 351
>Daniel M. Albert
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>  THE RACE FOR CYBERSPACE: Information Technology in the Black 
>Diaspora 353 - 374
>Ron Eglash; Julian Bleecker
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>  DEVELOPMENTALISM AND THE CHILD IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY SCIENCE 375 - 409
>Claudia Castaeda
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>  FRAMING WHITENESS: The Human Genome Diversity Project (As Seen On 
>TV) 411 - 438
>Kath Cross
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>  CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE 439 - 440
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