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The New Handbook of Science and Technology Studies by Amsterdamska O., Hackett E.J., Wajcman J.

The New Handbook of Science and Technology Studies Amsterdamska O., Hackett E.J., Wajcman J. ebook
ISBN: 0262083647,
Page: 1082
Publisher: The MIT Press
Format: pdf

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