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A More Political Science

What is science’s rightful place? How should we govern technology?

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Health Care •
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Regulation •
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All

Symposium | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

Debating the “Public Interest” Online

Responses to “How to Fix Social Media” by Nicholas Carr
How to Fix Social Media
Big Tech Should Answer to the Public, Not to Speech Regulators
Rule Social Media, or Be Ruled by It
Destroy Social Media, or Be Destroyed by It
How the “Public Interest” Serves the Interest of the Powerful
We Still Don’t Know How to Fix Social Media
Don’t Wait for Silver Bullets for Social Media Reform

Correspondence | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Nicholas Carr

Don’t Wait for Silver Bullets for Social Media Reform

A framework to protect privacy and promote the “public interest” gives us what we need now: the right start.

From: Debating the “Public Interest” Online

Nicholas Carr

Correspondence | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Martha Bayles

We Still Don’t Know How to Fix Social Media

From: Debating the “Public Interest” Online

Martha Bayles

Correspondence | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Paul Matzko

How the “Public Interest” Serves the Interest of the Powerful

From: Debating the “Public Interest” Online

Paul Matzko

Correspondence | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Rachel Bovard

Rule Social Media, or Be Ruled by It

From: Debating the “Public Interest” Online

Rachel Bovard

Correspondence | Winter 2022

Winter 2022

  • Josh Hawley

Big Tech Should Answer to the Public, Not to Speech Regulators

From: Debating the “Public Interest” Online

Josh Hawley

Essay | Fall 2021

Fall 2021

  • Nicholas Carr

How to Fix Social Media

A century ago, new media tech brought fake news, privacy woes, and censorship fights — and American democracy tamed it. It’s time for new legislation that revives the wisdom of that era.

From: Debating the “Public Interest” Online

Nicholas Carr

Essay | Summer 2021

Summer 2021

  • Oliver Traldi

Libidinal Liberalism

Does banning bad behavior just make it worse?

Oliver Traldi

Essay | Winter 2021

Winter 2021

  • Devorah Goldman

Disarming Frontline Doctors

In its quest to meet the “gold standard,” academic medicine has put Covid patients at risk.

From: Available in Audio

Devorah Goldman

Special Report | Summer 2015

Summer 2015

The Threat of Human Cloning

Ethics, Recent Developments, and the Case for Action
Executive Summary
Members of the Witherspoon Council
Preface: Cloning Then and Now
Part One: Scientific and Historical Background
Part Two: The Case Against Cloning-to-Produce-Children
Part Three: The Case Against Cloning-for-Biomedical-Research
Part Four: Cloning Policy in the United States
Part Five: Recommendations
Appendix: State Laws on Human Cloning
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