Anti-Science and the Assault on Democracy Wendy M. Craig Three case studies-the United States'

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Anti-Science and the Assault on Democracy Wendy M. Craig Three case studies-the United States'In this collection of original essays, experts in political science, the hard sciences, philosophy, history, and other disciplines examine contemporary anti science trends, and make a strong case that respect for science is essential for a healthy democracy. The editors note that a contradiction lies at the heart of modern society. On the one hand, we inhabit a world increasingly dominated by science and technology. On the other, opposition to science