In this article, we explore the institutional negotiation of public engagement in matters of
science and technology. We take the example of the Science in Society dialogue program …

Résumé Since the late twentieth century,“citizen science” has become an increasingly
fashionable label for a growing number of participatory research activities. This paper …

This paper examines the way in which innovation in science policy in the UK over the last 25
years has been built around a discourse of changing preferences for modes of …

This article contributes to a more reflexive mode of research on public engagement with
science-related issues through presenting an in-depth qualitative study of the actors that …

Citizen science refers to individuals without formal scientific credentials involved in
knowledge production activities. Citizen scientists most commonly take on data collection …

The field of public participation in issues relating to science, technology and the environment
is booming. To date much effort has gone into developing new participatory approaches and …

Shifting science-society relationships are highly relevant both to contemporary practices of
citizenship, their expressions, and to questions around the dynamics of “participation” …

This article builds on work in Science and Technology Studies and cognate disciplines
concerning the institutionalization of public engagement and participation practices. It …

The turn toward public participation in both the rhetoric and practice of contemporary
science governance might be understood as one element of a broader shift in the …

This chapter addresses the meanings of 'sciences' and their 'publics'. These definitions are
particularly important given the recent calls to shift practices from deficit-led science …