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By Daniel S. Greenberg. 528 pp. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2001. $35. ISBN 0-226-30634-8.

Daniel S. Greenberg states up front in the introduction to this study that "this is not a work of reverence, as are many books about science." To those who have followed Greenberg's career — as an investigative journalist for Science magazine; as publisher of Science and Government Report, a biting and penetrating biweekly science-policy newsletter; and as the author of a previous irreverent study of science policy in the United States, The Politics of Pure Science (New York: New American Library, 1967) — such a declaration is unnecessary and even redundant.

But it would be wrong to be diverted by . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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