Category Archives: biopolitics

The Next Pandemic

The novel H1N1 virus has been elected the “virus of the year.” According to the journal Science, the pandemic was a “near miss.” As the authors of the short piece argue, the “H1N1 virus was less virulent than feared, but … Continue reading

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Call for Papers: Epidemic Orders

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The End of Pandemic Severity

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New Study on Swine Flu

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Swine Flu (Redux)

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Convergence of Bioenergy, Economic Vulnerability & Synthetic Genomics

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Introduction: Amelia Moore

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Wasted Public Funds

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FMD 2001

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Climate Change Futures

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