Thomas J. Hoban Papers
MC 00088
Special Collections Research Center
46.5 Linear feet
31 Cartons
1977-2006
This collection contains major surveys gauging the acceptance of biotechnology; industry adaptation of innovation; farmer adoption of new practices; and public attitudes about environmental quality. Content includes professional correspondence, scientific and sociological research papers, corporate promotional materials, news articles, and opinion polling data related to the biotechnology industry, agri-business, ecological studies, and mass communications.
Thomas J. Hoban IV, professor and extension specialist, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, North Carolina State University, received a Ph.D. in Sociology from Iowa State University in 1986. He has two masters degrees from the University of Wisconsin, one in journalism and one in water resource management. He has a B.S. in biology from the University of Illinois. His research and educational programs have covered the full spectrum of the food industry "from farm to table." In addition to his instructional and research work at North Carolina State University, Hoban has served as a consultant to business, government, and trade associations. His work has focused on how people and organizations manage and respond to change.
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Gift of Thomas J. Hoban, 2006 December (Accession no. 2006-0211).
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Biographical Note
Thomas J. Hoban IV is professor and extension specialist in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at North Carolina State University. Hoban's appointment at NCSU has involved 50 percent research and 50 percent teaching. His teaching has been focused on social movements, social change, and environmental sociology. As an applied sociologist, much of his work has involved working with other university departments, government agencies, and others to improve the assessment of new technologies. His research has examined how new technologies and public policies affect consumers, industry, natural resources, and society. His work has focused on how people understand and respond to controversial changes and environmental issues. He has served as project director for a number of major externally-funded surveys, including: public attitudes about biotechnology; farmers' adoption of management practices; industry adoption of innovation; and public attitudes about the environment.
Hoban joined the faculty of North Carolina State University in 1987 as an assistant professor. He was promoted to associate professor in 1991 and to full professor in 1997. Before coming to NCSU, Hoban worked as research assistant/associate, 1982-1986, at Iowa State University; as environmental specialist, 1980-1982, for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Water Quality Section; as project assistant, 1979-1980, for the Wisconsin Board of Soil and Water Conservation; and as a laboratory technician, 1978-1979, for the Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene.
Hoban received a Ph.D. in rural sociology from Iowa State University in 1986. He has two masters degrees from the University of Wisconsin, one in agricultural journalism, 1982, and one in water resource management, 1981. He has a B.S. in biology, 1978, from the University of Illinois.
Scope and Content Note
These papers contain professional correspondence, scientific and sociological research papers, corporate promotional materials, news articles, and opinion polling data related to the biotechnology industry, agri-business, ecological studies, and mass communications. This collection contains major surveys gauging the acceptance of biotechnology; industry adaptation of innovation; farmer adoption of new practices; and public attitudes about environmental quality.
Organization of the Collection
These papers have been kept in the order in which they were received. This is a preliminary inventory to verify content.
North Carolina Agricultural Research Service--History.
North Carolina State University--Faculty--History.
North Carolina State University. Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology--History.
Agricultural biotechnology--Social aspects--United States
Agricultural innovations--Public opinion--North Carolina
Agriculture--North Carolina--Public opinion
Farmers--North Carolina--Attitudes
Food--Biotechnology--Social aspects
North Carolina--Environmental conditions--Public opinion
Public opinion--North Carolina
Book - Rural Society and Environment in America
1
1
Book - Farms in Transition
1
2
Book - The Myth of the Family Farm
1
3
Book - New Roots for Agriculture
1
4
Book - Food Policy and Farm Programs
1
5
Book - Rural Society
1
6
Book - Rural Society in the U.S.
1
7
CES Training
1
8
SCD Commissioner Development
1
9
SCDC Short Course
1
10
SCDC Training
1
11
Farmer Survey
1
12
Regional Centers of Excellence - NSF Science/Tech Centers
1
13
NC Board of Science and Technology
1
14
Mobil Oil
1
15
NC Economic Development Center
1
16
Proposals
1
17
Kellogg Farm Foundation
1
18
Book - Social Behavior, Natural Resources and the Environment
1
19
Septic System Maintenance
1
20
On -Site Wastewater Craven County
1
21
Choosing the Right Technology
1
22
Community Guide to Groundwater Protection and Management
1
23
Water Quality and Management : A Plan for Action
1
24
Agricultural Nonprofit Pollution Policy: A Federal Perspective
1
25
Groundwater Protection
1
26
An Inventory of Extension Water Quality Programming Materials and Water Quality Expertise in the Southern Region
1
27
Chautauqua Groundwater Workshop
1
28
Annotated Bibliography on Groundwater Quality
1
29
Agriculture and Groundwater Quality : Farmer versus Non-Farmer in a New Environmental Battleground
1
30
Groundwater Protection Strategy
1
31
Groundwater Education
1
32
Contact Persons : Water Quality
1
33
Protecting Our Groundwater
1
34
Drinking Water
1
35
How to Develop Extension Education on Groundwater
1
36
Farm Chemicals
1
37
Notes - 2 p..
1
38
The Magnitude and Costs of Groundwater Contamination From Agricultural Chemicals
1
39
Budget and Scheduling
1
40
Data Management
1
41
Tentative Agenda - Albemarle- Pamlico Estuarine Study w/ notes
1
42
Environmental Management Commission
1
43
Protecting Texas Groundwater
1
44
Estuaries of the United States
2
1
Coastal Affair
2
2
Survey for the Sarasota Bay on Public Attitudes Toward Sarasota Bay
2
3
A Review of Recommendations Presented to the Coastal Resources Advisory Council for Managing Water Quality in the Alabama and Pamlico Estuaries
2
4
Environmental Issues
2
5
Delaware Estuary Survey
2
6
Address List
2
7
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
2
8
Bringing the Coast Closer to You
2
9
NCWRA - Notes
2
10
APES Research
2
11
Albemarle - Pamlico Sound Facts
2
12
Water Quality 2000
2
13
EPA Watershed Protection Approach
2
14
An Environmental Approach to Golf Course Development
2
15
Building Alliances to Restore Coastal Environments
2
16
Less Import
2
17
Coastal Issues - News Articles
2
18
Work Plan
2
19
Relevant Literature
2
20
Tech. Lit.
2
21
In - Person - 1
2
22
In - Person - 2
2
23
Phone Survey - Phase 1
2
24
Phone Survey - Phase 2
2
25
Water Resource Bulletins
3
1
The Effectiveness of Residential Water Conservation Measures
3
2
Oral Communication for Business
3
3
Developing an Outreach Program for Small Communities
3
4
Problem Solution and Effectiveness
3
5
Institute for Transportation and Education - Getting Your Message Understood, 1987
3
6
Institute for Transportation and Education - Getting Your Message Understood, 1988
3
7
Attitudes and Interactions of Citizen Advisory Groups and Governmental Officials in the Water Resources Planning Process
3
8
The Nation's Water Resources 1975 - 2000
3
9
Setting Small Town Research Priorities
3
10
Water Resources Technology Transfers
3
11
Three Water Resources Bulletins
3
12
Three Conservation Program Bulletins
3
13
Southern Magazine
3
14
Highlights - Water Conservation Conference
3
15
Effectiveness of Water Conservation Measures
3
16
The Water Conservation Challenge
3
17
Factors Influencing Conservation Action
3
18
Water Resources Project
3
19
WRRI Survey
3
20
Water Conservation
3
21
Structuring Communication Programs for Public Participation in Water Resources Planning
3
22
The Alternative is Conservation
3
23
Water Conservation and Reuse
3
24
Water Resources Research Institute
3
25
Virginia Beach Response
3
26
Six Water Resource Bulletins
3
27
Thomas Hoban - Dean's List Certificate - University of Illinois, 1976 - 1977
3
28
Conquering the Dreaded Blank Page
3
29
Time Management - A Handbook for Students
3
30
Networking the First Report
3
31
The Atlantic - July, 1985
3
34
Father's Day Card
3
35
SOC ORG Handouts
3
36
National Forum - Winter - 1985
3
37
Managing Change and Uncertainty
3
38
Dissertation Proposal
3
39
Soc 600
3
40
Organizational Communication
3
41
Writer's Digest
3
42
SOC 302 (DMACC)
3
43
MGMT 203
3
44
Social Impact Assessment
3
45
Surveys From Other Estuaries
4
1
Wetlands and Natural Areas
4
2
Thesis - Public Participation in Regional Environmental Planning - Dawn Parks
4
3
Albemarle - Pamlico Estuarine Study
4
4
Request for Dialogue Searches w/notes
4
5
APES Forum
4
6
APES - CRAC Forum
4
7
Extension Service Notes - Pamlico Estuarine Study
4
8
Extension Service Notes - Pamlico Estuarine Study
4
9
USDA Hydrologic Unit Project
4
10
N.C. Water Quality Demonstration Project
4
11
Duplin
4
12
Gaston Reports w/ Background
4
13
Public Attitudes Toward Air and Water Quality in Gaston County
4
14
Gaston Promotional Brochure
4
15
Gaston
4
16
Gaston Co. Survey
4
17
Gaston Survey
4
18
Natural Resource Quality in Gaston County - Final Report - 1
4
19
Natural Resource Quality in Gaston County - Final Report - 2
4
20
Duplin County
4
21
Currituck
4
22
Tyrrell County
4
23
Carteret Survey
4
24
Evaluation of the Experimental Rural Clean Water Program
5
1
Newspapers
5
2
Wetlands
5
3
Rural - Agricultural Surveys
5
4
Fed Ex Envelope - Market Surveys
5
5
Beef Producers Waste Management Practices Survey Code Guide w/notes and data, 1994
5
6
Waste Management Practices Follow-Up Survey, 1995
5
7
Waste System Files
5
8
Dairy Producers Waste Management Practices Survey Code Guide w/notes, 1994
5
9
Swine Producers Waste Management Practices Survey Code Guide
5
10
Waste Management Reprints, Research Reports and notes
5
11
Consumer Attitudes about Food Biotechnology
5
12
Science and Engineering Indicators
5
13
Consumer Attitudes About the Use of Biotechnology in Agriculture and Food Production
5
14
Public Attitudes Toward Water Quality and Management Alternatives (Phase 1 Report), 1991
5
15
Public Attitudes Toward Water Quality and Management Alternatives (Phase 1 Report), 1991
5
16
Public Attitudes Toward Water Quality and Management Alternatives (Phase II Report), 1992
5
17
Land Use and Water Quality
5
18
Managing North Carolina's Livestock Waste
5
19
U.S. 1994 Trends
5
20
Duplin County Water Quality Focus Groups
5
21
Food Farming and Environment
5
22
Alternative Uses of Highly Erodible Agricultural Land
5
23
Public Opinion About Wastewater Management in Carteret County
5
24
Re: Vitalizing Rural North Carolina
5
25
Biotech Reprints and Bulletins
5
26
Genetic Engineering - A Perspective on Current Issues
5
27
Public Attitudes to Genetic Engineering
5
28
Old Questionnaires - Codebook Waste
5
29
Book - Shaping the Future
5
30
Southern Rural Sociology
5
31
Emerging Issues Forum, 1988
6
1
Rural Economic Development in the 1980s
6
2
Prospects for Sustainable Agriculture in the Palouse, 1990
6
3
Water Quality
6
4
Emerging Issues Forum, 1990
6
5
Handcrafting the Standardized Questionnaire
6
6
Creative Problem Solving
6
7
The Creative Mind
6
8
Management Response to Public Issues
6
9
Journal of Extension
6
10
Impacts of Technology
6
11
Cooperative R&D
6
12
Science - April, 1988
6
13
Biotechnology Information
6
14
Funding and Institutions
6
15
Strategic Management Research Center
6
16
Social Impacts of Biology
6
17
The Agricultural Technology Delivery System
6
18
Technology Transfer
6
19
As You Sow
6
20
As You Sow
6
21
Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals
6
22
The Maturing of Biotech Companies
6
23
Social Risk and Rural Sociology
6
24
Expert Systems and Knowledge Systems for Risk Communication
6
25
Biotechnology Policy
6
26
The Social Impacts of Biogenetic Technology in Agriculture: Past and Future
6
27
Technological Change in Agriculture
6
28
Some Innocent Questions for Land Grant Universities
6
29
Policy Implications
6
30
The State of Socioeconomic Analysis in the United States
6
31
Social Assessment Indicators in Water Resource Development
6
32
Policy Analysis in Integrated Impact Assessment
6
33
Causes and Correctives for Errors of Judgement
6
34
Community Response to Soil Pollution
6
35
From Assessment to Monitoring
6
36
Impact: Assessment in the Private Sector
6
37
Community Based Technology
6
38
Explaining Choices Among Technological Risks
6
39
Bovine Growth Hormone and the Politics of Uncertainty
6
40
EPA Journal
6
41
The Planet Earth
6
42
Handle With Care
6
43
Social Impact Studies
6
44
Evaluation Methods
6
45
Social Impact Assessment Methods
6
46
Social Impact of Reservoir Construction in the Urban Fringe
6
47
The Basic Questions Approach to Social Impact Assessment
6
48
Responses to Innovation
6
49
National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
6
50
Environmental Conflict and Decision Making
6
51
The Changing Functions of Research Management
6
52
Technology Assessment in Asia
6
53
Technology Change
6
54
Strategic Management of Industrial R and D
6
55
R and D Management and Organizational Coupling
6
56
Establishing University Industry Joint Ventures
6
57
Establishing University Industry Joint Ventures
6
58
Research Universities as Research Partners
6
59
Strategic Management of Industrial R and D
6
60
Managing Invention and Innovation
6
61
A System Model of Technological Innovation
6
62
Striking a Balance
6
66
Bog Standards
6
63
Sociology Theory and Methods
6
64
Social Impact Assessment and Coastal Zone Management
6
65
Sustainable Environmental Management
6
66
Definitions of Conflict and the Legitimation of Resources
6
67
Experience in Estuarine Water Quality Management
6
68
Roper Center
6
69
Catastrophe or Cornucopia
6
70
Social Assessment Indicators in Water Resource Development
6
71
State Legislative Constraints on the Development of Water Resources Policy
6
72
Contrasts in Community Action and Opinion
6
77
Social Equity in Coastal Zone Planning
6
73
Controversy Over the Use of A Coastal State Park
6
74
On the Measurements of Environmental Impacts of Public Projects From a Sociological Perspective
6
75
Public Participation in Watershed Management
6
76
Representation an Public Involvement in Water Resource Politics
6
77
Decision Makers Guide to Solid Waste Management
6
78
Decision Makers Guide to Solid Waste Management
6
79
The Extension Service, News and the Public's Right to Know
6
80
Agricultural Economics Research
6
81
Keystone Center
6
82
How to Manage the Beef Safety Issue
6
83
Biotechnology Attitude Research
6
84
Agricultural Biotechnology Reprints
6
85
Biotechnology and Ethics
6
86
Progress and its Discontents
6
87
Farmer Concerns
6
88
Is Safety All That Matters?
6
89
Biotechnology Decision Making
6
90
Contemporary Worldviews and Perception of the Technological System
6
91
Agricultural Biotechnology
6
92
The Sociology of the Fluoridation Controversy
6
93
Social Impact Assessment
6
94
Progress Toward Human Gene Therapy
6
95
Organization and Implementation Assessment
6
96
Strategic Management in High Technology Firms
6
97
Bridging the Gap
6
98
Eco Man
6
99
The Grower
6
100
Mission U.S.A.
6
101
Technology Policy and Critical Technologies
6
102
Rural Profile
6
103
The Science - Technology - Society
6
104
Journal of Extension
6
105
Journal of Extension - Fall 1991
6
106
Journal of Extension - Winter 1991
6
107
The 1990s and Beyond
6
108
Environment
6
109
Journal of Extension - Summer 1992
6
110
Worldwide Policy Trends in Agricultural Extension
6
111
Journal of Extension - Winter 1992
6
112
Executive Summary
6
113
Washington State University - Letter and Bulletin
6
114
Washington State University - Letter and Bulletin
6
115
How Do We Treat Our Wastewater
6
116
Wow ! The Wonders of Wetlands
6
117
Politics and the Life Sciences
6
118
Articles from News and Observer
6
119
Social Science Research on Biotechnology and Agriculture
6
120
Biology: Now is the Time
6
121
Agroecology
6
122
Our World is Changing
6
123
Technology and the American Economic Transition
6
124
In Context
6
125
The Body in Question
6
126
Global Fresh Food Corporations
6
127
How Epoch Making are Big Technologies
6
128
Risk Management of Chemicals in the Environment
6
129
Entrepreneurs in Academe
6
130
Style and Technology
6
131
Measuring Consumer Priorities
6
132
Does Improved Technology Mean Progress?
6
133
Burning Questions - ABC News
6
134
Social Fabric at Risk
6
135
Contingent Valuation of Damage to Natural Resources
6
136
Valuing Public Goods
6
137
Biotechnology in Perspective
6
138
The National Evaluation of Extension's Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Programs
6
139
National Rural Entrepreneurship Symposium
6
140
Forum
6
141
Outside - Sept., 1990
6
142
The Agricultural Technology Delivery System
6
143
Knowledge and Product Utilization
6
144
Managing Innovation in Information Systems
6
145
Getting the Word Out
6
146
Journal of Extension - Summer, 1990
6
147
Public Opinions and Attitudes Regarding Hazardous Waste in Alabama
6
148
The Social Costs of Private Enterprise
6
149
The Social Costs of Private Enterprise
6
150
Forum
6
151
Blue Ribbon Panel
6
152
The California Group Decision Process
6
153
Pitfalls in Analyzing Public Problems
6
154
Administrative Considerations Regarding Public Policy Education
6
155
Three Directions for Public Policy Programming
6
156
Issue Evolution and Educational Intervention
6
157
Re-thinking the Relationship Between Environmental Regulation and Industrial Innovation
6
158
Co-operative Innovation
6
159
Sociology in America
6
160
Genewatch
6
161
Science, Technology and Human Values
6
162
IEEE Technology and Society Magazine
6
163
Featured Essays
6
164
Science, Political Economy, and Municipal Sewage Sludge
6
165
Handcrafting the Standardized Questionnaire
6
166
Measuring Social Attitudes
6
167
Measuring Social Attitudes
6
168
Public Relations and the Land Grant Communicator
6
169
Sound Advice
6
170
EPA Journal
6
171
Journal of Extension - Spring, 1991
6
172
Journal of Extension - Spring, 1991
6
173
Journal of Extension - Summer, 1991
6
174
Journal of Extension - Summer, 1991
6
175
Across the Table
6
176
The Selling of Soil Conservation
7
1
Social Policy Analysis of natural Resource Problems
7
2
Final Report on the Publicity Campaign for the 1979 WACD Conference
7
3
Class Notes/Charts A Journalism 515
7
4
Strategies Working Copy/Research
7
5
Miscellaneous Notes About Strategies
7
6
Miscellaneous Notes About Strategies
7
7
Area Conservationists
7
8
Overhead Transparencies
7
9
Building a Soil Conservation Team
7
10
Notes and Computer Printouts Soil Conservation
7
11
Background Source Materials
7
12
Notes- Soil Conservation
7
13
Paper
7
14
Illinois Beach Resort and Conference Center
7
15
Building a Better Team
7
16
Memos of Understand
7
17
Rural Sociology Papers, Notes, Statistics
7
18
Articles Reviewed
7
19
Articles Reviewed
7
20
Governing Soil Conservation
7
21
Ten Reprints - Sociology and Soil Conservation
7
22
Social Service Review
7
23
Creating Coordination Among Organizations
7
23
Organizational Theory
7
24
An Inter-Organizational Network Model of Conservation District Effectiveness
7
25
Organizational Environments
7
26
Network Research Proposal
7
27
Creating Interorganizational Coordination: Project Report
7
28
Creating Interorganizational Coordination: Instructor's Guide
7
29
Interorganizational Research in Health
7
30
Interorganizational Research in Health
7
31
IOR Survey Active File
7
32
SOC 600 Comments on Research
7
33
Ph.D. Notes for Think Tank
7
34
The Selling of Soil Conservation
7
35
Papers for Meeting and Journals
7
36
Coastal Celebration
8
1
NCBC Contract
8
2
Extension Committees
8
3
Extension Publications
8
4
Extension Publications
8
5
Publications in Press
8
6
Grad Student Advisees
8
7
Personal
8
8
For PR 2-B
8
9
Travel - Old
8
10
Food Safety
8
11
IPM Safety
8
12
Proposals
8
13
Service
8
14
Industrial Biotechnology Association
8
15
Department of Agriculture - Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
8
16
Bio-tech Notes
8
17
Biotechnology: The Challenge
8
18
Biotechnology and the Public
8
19
Field of Dreams
8
20
Biotechnology and Animal Health
8
21
Biotechnology Monsanto's Perspective
8
22
New Developments in Biotechnology
8
23
BT Potential Benefits
8
24
BT Agricultural Applications
8
25
Bovine Somato
8
26
BT Food
8
27
Herb Resistant
8
28
Socioeconomic Impacts
8
29
Environmental Impacts
8
30
BT Policy Regulation
8
31
BT Education Needs
8
32
Biotechnology and the Public w/notes - 1
8
33
Biotechnology and the Public
8
34
Biotechnology and the Public w/notes - 2
8
35
Biotechnology and the Public w/notes - 3
8
36
Biotechnology and the Challenge
8
37
The DuPont Experimental Station
8
38
BT Ethical - Moral
8
39
BT Research - IOR
8
40
Dupont Agricultural Biotechnology
8
41
Biotechnology in Agriculture
8
42
Diversity
8
43
OTA Project Staff -Policy Issues and Actions
8
44
OTA Project Staff -University Industry Research
8
45
Extension and Tech
9
1
Policy Studies Journal on BT
9
2
Dr. Hoban
9
3
North Carolina Biotech Center
9
4
Genetic Engineering Public Opinion Poll
9
5
NC BtC Current
9
6
Reports to NCBC
9
7
An Educational Needs Assessment
9
8
An Educational Needs Assessment
9
9
NCBC Summary
9
10
Keystone Center Correspondence
9
11
Biotechnology - Monsanto's Perspective
9
12
Issues Raised by Biotechnology - The Keystone Center
9
13
Issues Raised by Biotechnology - The Keystone Center
9
14
Genetic Engineering Public Opinion - Farmer Code Guide
9
15
Genetic Engineering Public Opinion - Telephone Interviews
9
16
NCBC Research Project
9
17
Keystone Center - First Regional Workshop on Biotechnology for Public Interest Leaders
9
18
Book - Farmland or Wasteland
9
19
Book - Water and the Cycle of Life
9
20
Book - Sustainable Agriculture in the American Midwest
9
21
Book - Change in Rural America
9
22
SCS Southwest Iowa Project
10
23
R.A. Work Current
10
24
Merle Hays No Till Days
10
25
Merle Hays No Till Days
10
26
Why Soil Conservation?
10
27
Corps of Engineers - Policy and Procedures NEPA
10
28
Iowa Rural Development Organizational Study
10
29
Iowa Rural Development Organizational Study
10
30
Western Iowa Project
10
31
Soil Erosion Control Study
10
32
Conservation Research Team Organization Book
10
33
Phase One Final Report - The Selling of Soil Conservation
10
34
SW Iowa Project
10
35
Phase II - The Selling of Soil Conservation
10
36
Phase II - The Selling of Soil Conservation
10
37
Monona - Stat 401
10
38
Directory of Environmental Sociology
10
39
Energy Conservation in Agriculture
10
40
Northwest Missouri State University
10
41
County Meeting Summaries
10
42
SW Iowa District Reports - Not Eligible
10
43
FMHA, SCS, and Extension
10
44
FMHA, SCS, and Extension
10
45
Grant 36
10
46
Grant 32
10
46
Fairfield 7
10
47
Fairfield 6
10
48
Fairfield 5
10
49
Fairfield 10
10
50
Western Rural Develop Regional Training Model
11
1
Training for Change Agents
11
2
Designing Training and Development Systems
11
3
SCS Public Information Techniques
11
4
Training SCS Related
11
5
Extension Training
11
6
Work of Pete Nowak and Pete Korsching
11
7
Cooperative Extension Service
11
8
Carteret Reports
11
9
Carteret News Articles
11
10
Cabarrus Ag Park
11
11
Caldwell Survey
11
12
Craven Recycling
11
13
NCSU R2
11
14
CFA Affiliate Group Organizing Guide
12
1
Center for Inquiry Pamphlets
12
2
Secular Humanism Defined
12
3
Strategies for Development
12
4
Science: Some Sociological Perspectives
12
5
Steps Toward a Non-Profit Community Communications System
12
6
Magic Stage Technologies Business Plan
12
7
Creativity - August 2002
12
8
Farther Along the Axis
12
9
Constructive Citizen Participation Program
12
10
The Public Pulse
12
11
Reflections on Social Movement Theory: Criticisms and Proposals
12
12
Reflections on Social Movement Theory: Criticisms and Proposals
12
13
Revisiting the Civil Rights Movement
12
14
Why David Sometimes Wins
12
15
Passionate Political Processes
12
16
Knowledge for What
12
17
The Intellectual Challenges of Toiling in the Vineyard
12
18
Culture is Not Just in Your Head
12
19
Invisible Republics and Secret Histories
12
20
Secrecy and Publicity
12
21
Fresh Eye for the Marketing Guy
12
22
Stormy Weather
12
23
Directed Prayer and Conscious Intention
12
24
Approaching the Sixties
12
25
The Swinging Sixties
12
26
Variety Article
12
27
Unacknowledged Legislators
12
28
North Carolina Libraries for Virtual Education
12
28
North Carolina Libraries for Virtual Education
12
29
Save Me Somebody
12
30
The Gospel According to Johnnie Cash
12
30
Rush Hour
12
31
The Opt Out Revolution
12
32
Mexico - Grace Slick
12
33
San Francisco Music Chronicle
12
33
Still Here Now
12
34
Is Protest Music Dead?
12
35
The Success of Students Against Sweatshops
12
36
Behind Today's Campus Anti-War Activism
12
37
Communication : Process and Leadership
12
38
The Ethicist's New Clothes
12
39
Marketplace in Transition = Opportunity
12
40
Yankelovich Monitor - Who We Are
12
41
A Guide to the Index of Civic and Political Engagement
12
42
Health Care in Focus
12
43
Spreading the Word About RP
12
44
Green Biz. Com
12
45
Fighting the System
12
46
Culture and Society
12
47
Paradigm Shift
12
48
Networking
12
49
Time Magazine - The Science of Happiness
12
50
Do We Consume Too Much?
12
51
The White Negro and the Negro White
12
52
The White Negro Revisited
12
53
On the American Counterculture: The Heglian Method In Post- Heglian Age
12
54
Somewhere/Nowhere
12
55
Interview with Gloria Steinem
12
56
Attitude is Everything
12
57
Freedom Portal
12
58
Think and Do Something Different
12
59
Freedom Technology Resource Guide
12
60
Freedom Technology Resource Guide
12
61
The Way To Happiness
12
62
Soul and Sex - Tantra for Two
12
63
Social Organization Preliminary Exam
12
64
Social Organization Preliminary Exam
12
64
Commencement Program
12
65
Commencement Program Iowa State University
12
66
Peak Performance - Notes
12
67
Groups Weed Groups
12
68
Alternative Male Mating Strategies
12
69
The Network Structure of Social Capital
12
70
Locating Leaders in Local Communities
12
71
A Relational View of Information Seeking and Learning in Social Networks
12
72
Making Sense of the Information Age
12
73
A Place in Town
12
74
United Yet Autonomous
12
75
Social Constructionism and Social Inequality
12
76
On Happiness and Human Potential
12
77
Blogs and The New Politics of Listening
12
78
Changing Times Again
12
79
Building an Electronic Repertoire of Contention
12
80
Faculty Lived Experiences in the Online Environment
12
81
Rave and Straightedge, The Virtual and the Real
12
82
From Knucklehead to Revolutionary
12
83
Are We Happy Yet?
12
84
Internet Addiction
12
85
On the Importance of Marginality
12
86
New Dimensions of Social Movement/Countermovement Interaction
12
87
New Dimensions of Social Movement/Countermovement Interaction
12
88
The ECR Roadmap
12
89
ECR Alliances
12
90
Creating Coordination Among Organizations
12
91
Power Structures, Community Leadership and Social Interaction
12
92
Creating Coordination Among Organizations
12
92
ECR
12
93
Environmentalism - Blueprint for Green Marketing
12
94
Sociological Training - Module 5
12
95
Sociological Training - Module 3
12
96
Information Gathering Techniques
12
97
Restaurants
12
98
Land Use and Water Quality
12
99
Managing North Carolina's Livestock Waste
12
100
Public Perception and Communication of Risk
12
101
Thesis - Environmentalism: Beliefs and Behaviors as Correlated with Sociodemographic Variables
12
102
Thesis - Morality, Ethics, and Technology: The Effects of Three Moral Frames of reference on Attitudes Toward Biotechnology
12
103
Thesis - Morality, Ethics, and Technology: The Effects of Three Moral Frames of Reference on Attitudes Toward Biotechnology
12
104
Exploring the Influence of Farm-Based Pluriactivity on Gender Relations in Capitalist Agriculture
12
105
Environmental Consciousness
12
106
Value Orientations, Gender, and Environment Concern
12
107
The New Old - Why Boomers Won't be Pensioned Off
12
108
Polling Report. Com
12
109
Wise Quacks
12
110
Journal of Studies on Alcohol
12
111
Wishing for More Time
12
112
The European Union
12
112
Quotes
12
113
Asian Acceptance of and Agricultural Biotechnology
12
114
Supreme Court of the United States - Gonzales versus Reich
12
114
Surveys and Student Papers
12
115
All Riled Up
13
1
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation - March/April, 1983
13
2
Video Review - July, 1986
13
3
Scientific American - Sept., 1982
13
4
Jefferson and Agriculture
13
5
Adoption of Soil Conservation Practices in Iowa
13
6
Notes: Public Information Seminar
13
7
The Measuring Stick
13
8
Impacts of Technology on U.S. Cropland and Rangeland Productivity
13
9
Creating Coordination Among Organizations
13
10
Creating Coordination Among Organizations
13
11
Water Resources Bulletin - Vol. 18, No. 1
13
12
Water Resources Bulletin - Vol. 18, No. 3
13
13
Water Resources Bulletin - Vol. 16, No. 2
13
14
Brain Potentials
13
14
The Selling of the Soft Touch
13
15
Building American Canals
13
16
Environment
13
17
The Progressive
13
18
Special Report: War Over Water
13
19
Tuning in on the Twilight Zone
13
20
Power Games in the Corporation
13
21
National Forum
13
22
Whole Earth Review
13
23
Murphy's Law
13
24
American Scientist - Sigma Xi
13
25
Clean Lakes and Us
13
26
Jumping to Solutions
13
27
The Pollyanna Principle
13
28
Should You Buy Biorhythms
13
29
The Rhythm in Men's Lives
13
30
Maximizing the Secretary Manager Link
13
31
Scientific American - Industrial Microbiology
13
32
Microcomputers in Social Service Settings
13
33
New Age - Putting Intuition to Work
13
33
Information Management in Recombinant DNA Research
13
34
Biotech Blues
13
35
Computer Worship
13
36
As A Man Thinketh
13
37
Public Participation in Technological Decisions
13
38
Effective Communication
13
39
Sex Role Bias
13
40
The Citizen Activist in the Public Interest
13
41
Our Nation's Water: A Threatened Resource
13
42
Citizens Can Have a Voice in Environmental Decision Making
13
43
The Drying Out of America
13
44
Science 81 - Rationing the Colorado
13
45
Living Alternatives
13
46
Technology Review
13
47
How To Get The Competitive Edge
13
48
Natural Resources Policy
13
49
The Environmental I&E Ecosystem
13
50
The Wilson Quarterly
13
51
Creating Coordination Among Organizations
13
52
Creating Coordination Among Organizations
13
53
Social Action
13
54
So You Want to Have a Film Made
13
55
The Role of Citizen Advisory Groups in Water Resources Planning
13
56
EPA Journal
13
57
The Water of Life
13
58
Environmental Awareness in the year 2000
13
59
Agricultural Pollution: The Economics of Coordination
13
60
Notes
13
61
A Soil and Water Resources Conservation Program for Wisconsin
13
62
Wisconsin's Soil, Water and Related Natural Resources
13
63
Community Attitudes and Political Environments in Relation to Lake Harvesting Programs
13
64
Informational Sources in the Adoption of new Fabrics
13
65
Strategies for Conservation
13
66
Toward Better Land Use and Soil Conservation in Western Iowa
13
67
International Reference Group on Great Lakes Pollution From Land Use Activities
13
68
International Reference Group on Great Lakes Pollution From Land Use Activities
13
69
Managerial Processes of Midwestern Farmers
13
70
Group Member Roles
13
71
Identifying the Community Power Structure
13
72
Identifying the Community Power Structure
13
73
Communication Impact
13
74
Socio-Economic Predictors of Intention Towards Soil Conservation
13
75
Social And Institutional factors Affecting the Adoption and Maintenance of Agricultural BMPs
13
76
Adopter Characteristics and Adoption Patterns of Minimum Tillage
13
77
Socio-Economic Aspects of No Tillage Agriculture
13
78
Science -June, 1980
13
79
Basic Production Techniques
13
80
Correspondence - May, 1982
13
81
Manual on Film Evaluation
13
82
Community Action Guidebook for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
13
83
Our Nation's Wetlands
13
84
Water : A Resource
13
85
Risk of Risk Decisions
13
86
Municipal Waste Water Management
13
87
How to Communicate Your Scientific Identity
13
88
The Journal of Environmental Education
13
89
A Guide for teaching Regional Environmental Planning
13
90
The Journal of Environmental Education - Fall, 1979
13
90
The Journal of Environmental Education - Winter, 1979
13
90
The Journal of Environmental Education - Summer, 1979
13
90
How Public Relations Helps Sales
13
91
Communications Fact Sheets
13
92
How to Plan an Environmental Conference
13
93
Water Resource Planning Bulletins
13
94
Acceptance and Division of Hybrid Cornseed
13
95
Non-Point Source Pollution
13
96
Technological Change in Agriculture
13
97
A New Environmental Paradigm
13
98
The Basic Paradigm of a Future Socio-Cultural System
13
99
Profile of Adopters
13
100
Readings for Sociology 545
13
101
Equity Theory: Directions for Future Research
13
101
Environmental Politics
13
102
Economics of Soil Conservation from the Farmer's Perspective
13
103
Proposed Method to Include Citizens in Basin Planning Process
13
104
The Means and Ends of Public Participation
13
105
Principles of Public Involvement
13
106
Public Involvement in Resource Agency Decision Making
13
107
A Survey Research Evaluation of Citizen Participation Strategies
13
108
Symposium on Public Participation and Human Communications
13
109
Public Participation in the Upper Mississippi River System Master Plan
13
110
The World Newest Profession
13
111
Effectiveness of Public Participation Survey
13
112
Managing Complexity
13
113
Environ Decision Making - 440 Notebook
13
114
The People Process
13
115
Say it in English
13
116
Steps Toward Better Scientific Illustrations
13
117
Social Determinants
13
118
Iowa Agriculturalist- Spring, 1984
13
119
Pronghorn Environmental Impact Statement
13
120
Environment - April, 1980
13
121
Weighing the Risks
13
122
Environment - Jan./Feb., 1980
13
123
EPA Journal - Jan., 1981
13
124
EPA Journal - Dec., 1980
13
125
EPA Journal - Dec., 1979
13
125
EPA Journal - April, 1980
13
125
EPA Journal - Oct., 1980
13
126
Environment - Mar., 1982
13
127
National Agricultural Lands Study
13
128
National Agricultural Lands Study
13
129
An Evaluation Model for Public Involvement Programs in Water Quality Planning
13
130
Toward Clean Water
13
131
Knowledge - Production - and - Utilization
13
131
Your Attitude and You
13
132
Your Attitude and You
13
133
A Guide for Understanding Attitudes and Attitude Change
13
134
Understanding Ourselves and Others
13
135
Scientific American - Ocean Science
13
136
Forest Service - Inform and Involve Handbook
13
137
Identifying the Community Power Actors
13
138
Community Action Guidebook for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control
13
139
Environmental Quality and the Citizen
13
140
Books
14
Pamlico Estuarine Study
15
1
APES Current
15
2
Gaston 1995
15
3
Agricultural Biotechnology in North Carolina
15
4
Success - Oct., 1987
15
5
Eugenics Revisited
15
6
Public Voice's 1993 National Food Policy Conference
15
7
Report of the Task Force on the Health of Research
15
8
Correspondence
15
9
Consumer/Biotech Articles
15
10
Coping with Food Fright
15
11
Coping with Food Fright
15
12
The Biotech Battle
15
13
The Biotech Battle
15
14
Safe Foods Developed Through Biotechnology
15
15
Safe Foods Developed Through Biotechnology
15
16
Correspondence Notes and Biotech Articles
15
17
N.C. State University of the Future
15
18
Restaurant Hospitality - Feb., 1993
15
19
Consumer Choices Correspondence
15
20
How Much Food Safety Do Consumers Want?
15
21
Public Perceptions of Food Safety
15
22
Notes and Brochure
15
23
Schulman BT
15
24
Duplin County
15
25
Cataba HHW
15
26
Turf Lawn Care
15
27
BT Paper Georgetown
15
28
Duplin/Duplin WQ
15
29
Food Science
15
30
Food Science Survey
15
31
Gaston County
15
32
RCWP Active
15
33
Wilkes County
15
34
Transparencies and Prints- Water Pollution Problems
15
35
Notes, Correspondence, and Clippings
15
36
Notes, Correspondence, and Clippings
15
37
RSS, 1992
15
38
Stanly County
15
39
National Survey - American Science and Technology
16
1
Education of Biotechnology Consumers
16
2
The Relationship of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Perceptions Regarding Biotechnology in College Students
16
3
Executive Summary - Gallup
16
4
What is a Citizen Conference
16
5
Notes
16
6
Correspondence
16
7
Genetically Modified Soya
16
8
Notes and Correspondence
16
9
Consumer Research Charts
16
10
Consumer Views in Irradiation
16
11
News Article - Europe- Biotech
16
12
Farmer Image Consumer Poll
16
13
Consumer Attitude to Genetically Modified Foods
16
14
Communication and Labelling Guidelines
16
15
Biotechnology
16
16
Agricultural Biotechnology
16
17
Phillip Morris
16
18
Trust, Emotion, Sex. Politics, and Science
16
29
Trust, Emotion, Sex. Politics, and Science
16
20
Expert and Public Evaluations of Technological Risks
16
21
America's New Extremists
16
22
Biotechnology as a Technological Paradigm in the Global Knowledge Power Structure
16
23
Biotechnology as a Technological Paradigm in the Global Knowledge Power Structure
16
24
Environmental Education Survey, 1997
16
25
Attitudes Toward Food Safety and the Environment
16
26
Scientific American - July, 2000
16
26
Time - July, 2000
16
27
Biotech's Black Eye
16
28
Impact of Industry Concentration on Innovation in the U.S. Plant Biotech Industry
16
29
Full Stem Ahead
16
30
Farming in the 21st Century
16
31
Consumer Attitudes About Food Produced With Biotechnology
16
32
Ag Outlook Forum 2001
16
33
Time - Feb., 2001
16
34
Time - Feb., 2001
16
35
Environment Inc.
16
36
University of Maryland Genetic Survey
16
37
Biotech and You
16
38
The Economist - Apr., 2001
16
39
The Gene Media Forum
16
40
Picturing DNA
16
41
Relationships Between Information Sources and Farmers' Conservation Perceptions and Behavior
16
42
Opinion Research Corporation
16
43
Trends in Europe
16
44
Shopping for Health
16
45
Prevention Magazine Survey
16
46
Trends in Europe
16
47
The Europeans and Biotechnology
16
48
Biotechnology and Food Safety
16
49
ICR Survey Research Group
16
50
Trends in the United States
16
51
Confidence in Food Safety
16
52
FoEE Biotech Mailout
16
53
NCABR
16
54
Safe Food News
16
55
Edible Vaccines
16
66
Agriculture and Trade Reports
16
57
Agriculture and Trade Reports
16
58
Institute of Bioethics
16
59
Programmable Plants
16
60
Class Role - Spring 90
16
61
1983, 1984, 1985
16
62
1983, 1984, 1985
16
63
Social Structural Influences
16
64
Hazardous Waste Cleanup - Policy Studies Journal - Sept., 1985
16
65
Grocery Manufacturers of America
16
66
Agricultural Outlook
16
67
Moderator's Guide
16
68
Emerging Biotechnology in Agriculture
16
69
The Selling of Soil Conservation
16
70
Member's Perception of the National Retail Federation
16
71
Consumer Attitudes About Food Technology
16
72
Consumer Attitudes About Food Technology
16
73
Journal of Food Distribution Research
16
74
Restructuring Rural Psychology and Rural Sociology
16
75
Measuring the Benefits of Local Public Goods
16
76
Assessing the Validity and Reliability of Contingent Values
16
77
Time - Jan., 1990
16
78
Journal of Extension
16
80
Putting Together a Watershed Management Plan
16
81
Influence on Public Acceptance of Biotechnology
16
82
Albemarle- Pamlico Estuarine Study
16
83
Alternative Uses of Highly Erodable Land
16
84
Proceedings
16
85
The World Food Crisis
16
86
Managing North Carolina's Livestock Waste
16
87
Biotechnology is Here to Stay
16
88
Innovation for Total Quality
16
89
Biotechnology is Our Future
16
90
PLCSS 15th Annual Education Conference
16
91
PLCSS 15th Annual Education Conference
16
92
Implementing the Conservation Title
16
93
Farm Operator's Attitude About Water Quality
16
94
Proceedings
16
95
Consumer Attitudes About Food Biotechnology
16
96
Biotechnology Crop Production Pamphlets
16
97
PBI Bulletin
16
98
Alternative Uses of Highly Erodable Land
16
99
Consumer Attitudes About the Use of Biotechnology in Agriculture and Food Production
16
100
Farm Operators' Attitudes About Water Quality and the RCWP
16
102
Southern Rural Sociology
16
103
Public Attitudes Toward Bovine Somatotropin (BST)
16
105
EPA Bulletin
16
106
Woodczaj - BT
17
1
RSS Active
17
2
Biotech Active
17
3
CALS Livestock Waste
17
4
NC Biotech
17
5
NC Biotech
17
6
Sustainable Agriculture
17
7
The Scientist - Nov., 1996
17
8
Fair 95
17
9
Perils Amidst the Promise
17
10
NCSU Faculty Survey
17
11
Civic Scientific Literacy in the United States
17
12
Successful Whole Farm Planning
17
13
Scientists: Tapes for Making Presentations to Teachers
17
14
NCSU Extension Committee
17
15
Madison - Aug., 1981
17
15
Correspondence
17
16
Correspondence
17
17
Miami Herald - Aug., 4, 1994
17
18
Journal of Food Distribution Research
17
18
Factors That Influence Farmer's Environmental Practices
17
19
Technology and Morality
17
20
Social and Demographic Influences on Environmental Attitudes
17
21
Triumph of the Psycho-fact
17
22
Re-engineering the Regulatory Process
17
23
Animal Waste and the Land-Water Interface
17
24
North Carolina Food Processing Industry
17
25
Main Report
17
26
North Carolina Coastal Recreational Fishing License Survey, 1998
17
27
Land Owner's Knowledge
17
28
USDA BT Analysis
17
29
Biotechnology and Food
17
30
Designing a Public Awareness
17
31
Report on National Biotechnology Philosophy
17
32
USDA Bulletins
17
33
International Center for Scientific Literacy
17
34
All Riled Up
17
35
Wisconsin Soil, Water, and Related Natural Resources
17
36
Corn is Corn
17
37
The Construction of Food Biotechnology as a Social Issue
17
37
Commercial Agriculture Bulletins
17
38
Motivating People and Building Partnerships
17
39
Forces and Factors Driving Changes
17
40
Waste Management to Control Pollution
17
41
Proceedings
17
42
Improving the Success of New Product Development
17
43
Consumer Knowledge and Concern About Biotechnology and Food Safety
17
44
The Effects of Confidence and Trust in Government on Public Acceptance of Biotechnology in the United States
17
45
Agricultural Outlook
17
46
Agricultural Outlook
17
47
Consumer Knowledge and Attitudes About Biotechnology
17
48
International Acceptance of Agricultural Biotechnology
17
49
Sociology and Biotechnology
17
50
Consumer Acceptance of Biotechnology in the United States and Japan
17
51
Landowners' Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior in the Neuse River Watershed
17
52
CALS Livestock Waste
17
53
Roll of Citizens
18
1
Moral Ethical Issues
18
2
Insect Resistant Corn
18
3
Changes They Are Coming
18
4
Biotech Told it Has a Friend in Clinton
18
5
On the 8th Day
18
6
Methods of Communicating Biotechnology to the Public
18
7
Agricultural Research
18
8
Correspondence
18
9
What Americans Know About Biotechnology
18
10
Genetic Engineering News
18
11
Success - April, 1992
18
12
Columbus County
18
13
Excel
18
14
Forum on NPS
18
15
Carteret/Annette
18
16
Eileen Janser
18
17
Christian Evenson
18
18
Tom Overton
18
19
NCSU Environ (Bruck)
18
20
Paper with Tim
18
21
Sandra Harding
18
22
Lit to Get
18
23
Book - Agricultural Sociology
18
24
Book - Empty Breadbasket?
18
25
Book - Getting Agriculture Moving
18
26
Book - Principles of Inductive Rural Sociology
18
27
Seminar Publication EPA - Rural Clean Water - 1992
19
1
Research Bulletin - University of Idaho
19
2
Correspondence - Bulletins
19
3
Conservation Survey USDA - 1987
19
4
Factor Influencing the Diffusion of No-Till Agriculture
19
5
Sample Survey Farmers
19
6
Community Action on Water Pollution
19
7
A Sociological Approach to the Problem of Water Pollution
19
8
Asian Consumer
19
9
Naturemark Folder
19
10
Food Safety
19
11
Ongoing Biotech Analysis
19
12
RCWP Older Misc.
19
13
Monsanto Roundtable
19
14
USDA Technical Report
19
15
Confined Production
19
16
Healthy Places - Healthy People
19
17
Merchandising Madness
19
18
GMA Index of Biosafety Protocol - Target Countries w/ Business Cards and Fax Sheets
19
19
Reprint - Hoban - Cognitive Determinants of Risk Perceptions Associated With Biotechnology
19
20
List of Participants - OCDE - GM Food Safety
19
21
The Environmental Monitor
19
22
1998 Ceres Conference Executive Summary
19
23
Agricultural Council of America Folder
19
24
Prepared Foods
19
25
NAMA Program, 1997
19
26
Soybean Digest - Oct., 1997
19
27
Der Spiegal - Designer Food
19
28
Biotech Issues Distribution List, 1997
19
29
MIT Biotechnology Review, 1997
19
30
Advancing the Frontiers of the Practice of Marketing in Associations, 1997
19
31
The Standing Partnership
19
32
Inside AMI - Irradiation Inactivation of Bacterial Pathogens
19
33
Seminis Vegetable Seeds
19
34
NABC Report 17
19
35
USDA Water Quality Demonstration Projects
19
36
Harvard Business Review - Strategy Reprints
19
37
ECR Conference Attendee Listing
19
38
Communicating in a Crisis
19
39
Magazine Xerox - Biotech Food Safety
19
40
Home Shopping Programs
19
41
Agribusiness International Journal
19
42
IFIC Fax
19
43
Biotech Securities Inc.
19
44
Food for our Future
19
45
Subject of Notice of Availibility
19
46
Prevalence of Selected Food Consumption
19
47
Health Claims
19
48
Animal Waste Pollution in America
19
49
Strategy and Business
19
50
Special Issue - Internet Resources
19
51
ISAAA Briefs
19
52
Landowners and the Neuse River
19
53
Journal of Food Distribution Research
19
54
Food Review
19
55
North Carolina Agribusiness
19
56
Glickman Remarks - World Food Summit, Nov., 1996
19
57
Science and Engineering Indicators
19
58
Monsanto Speeches
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59
Biotechnology - Notes and Copied Magazine Articles
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60
Food Review, Progressive Grocer, Supermarket Strategic Alert
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61
2002 Scientific Advisory Panel
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1
FMD
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2
Scientific Advisory Panel - Program and Notes
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3
Raw Faith
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3
Dairy Management Program
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4
Safety Assessment of Genetically Engineered FLAVR SAVR Tomato
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5
Charts and Notes -Whether Or Not Use Of Biotechnology To Change Organisms Is Morally Wrong
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6
Elanco Animal Health
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7
Ernst and Young Survey
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8
Frozen Food Report
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9
LM 119
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10
Sugar Journal
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11
Perspectives
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12
NCSU Faculty Survey
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13
Neuse River 1999
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14
Outlook
20
15
Impressions
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16
Public Image of America's Farmers
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17
Farmer Image Consumer Poll
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18
Earthworks
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19
Consumer Attitudes About Food Technology
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20
Land Use and Water Quality
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21
Progress as if Survival Mattered
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22
The Social Impact of Urban Design
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23
A Matter of Chance - A Matter of Choice
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24
Common Attitudes Toward Food Production
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26
Address List
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27
N.C. State Results
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28
A Cold War on Embryo Adoptions
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29
1994 Health Focus
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30
Journal of Food Distribution Research
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31
In Search of How People Change
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32
The Wirthlin Report
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33
National Forum on Nonpoint Source Pollution
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34
Proposal for Survey - Attitudes of U.S. Adults Toward Biotechnology
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35
The Emerging Bean
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36
Consumer Perception of Food Safety Risk
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37
Meeting Agenda
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38
ABS Global
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39
Livestock Waste
20
40
Water Quality and Environmental Attitude Reprints and Research Reports
20
41
Agriculture and Human Values
20
42
The Public Perspective
20
43
I Never Buy That At The Supermarket
20
44
The Millineum Crisis
20
45
Research Alert
20
46
Food Review
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47
Soyfoods and Biotech
20
48
WETEC and Biotech Notes
20
49
Report of the Role/Niche Subcommittee
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50
Feature Article - Hoban - Consumer Acceptance of Biotechnology: An International Perspective
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51
Biotech Magazine Articles
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52
National Association of Wheatgrowers
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53
Consumer Demand For Reduced Calorie Food
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54
American Demographics
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55
Key Developments in the Food Distribution System
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56
Journal of Food Distribution Research
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57
Food Insight
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58
Marketing Tools
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59
Food Technology - Nov., 1992
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1
Microbes and the Environment
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2
Bio-Initiative Profiles
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3
Summary of Procedures
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4
Novo-Nordisk's Little Book on Genetic Engineering Introduction of Recombinant DNA
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5
Introduction of Recombinant DNA
21
6
Tempest in a Test Tube
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7
Changing Food Policy Directions
21
8
A New Technological Era
21
9
Magazine Clippings
21
10
USDA Staff Report
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11
Agricultural Education Magazine Clippings
21
12
Futuristic Concepts With Biotech Advances
21
13
Bovine Somatotropin
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14
Ag Bioethics Reform
21
15
Biotech and Animal Health
21
16
News and Observer Articles
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17
Agriculture Canada
21
18
Biotech in the Big Picture
21
19
The Worlds Food Supply at Risk
21
20
Biotechnology and the Food Supply
21
21
IFIC
21
22
Food Safety Reprints
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23
Public Acceptance of New Food Technology - Congressman George Brown
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22
Biotechnology and Ethics
21
23
Biotech Magazine Articles
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24
Animal Health Institute Correspondence
21
25
Industrial Biotechnology Association
21
26
New Developments In Biotechnology - 2 Copies
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27
Biotech Reprints
21
28
Consumer Perceptions and Attitudes Towards Bovine Somatotropin
21
29
Consumer Acceptance of Food Production Innovations
21
30
Agricultural Economics
21
31
Newspaper Clippings
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33
Communicating to Consumers About Food Biotechnology
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32
Copied Newspaper Articles
21
33
U.S. Dairy Industry at a Crossroad
21
34
The Attitudes of Religious, Environmental and Science Policy Leaders Toward Biotechnology
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35
New York State Biotechnolgy Survey
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36
Iowa State University Correspondence
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37
Porcine Somatotropin
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38
Magazine Clippings - Tomato
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39
Biotechnology's Bitter Harvest
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40
Survey of Consumer Handler Practice
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41
European Biotech Survey
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42
Transgenic Animals May be Down on the Pharm
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43
Transgenic Animals May be Down on the Pharm
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44
Keystone Center - Biotech Decision Making
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45
SmithKline Beechum - Animal Health
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46
Frankenstein and Brave New World - Two Cautionary Myths on the Boundaries of Science
21
47
Food Safety Newsletters and Articles
21
48
IFIC Newletters and Articles
21
49
Center for Biotechnology and Ethics
21
50
An Analysis of the Attitudes of the Florida Media Toward Agricultural Biotechnology
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51
An Analysis of the Attitudes of the Florida Media Toward Agricultural Biotechnology
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57
The Bowditch Group
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The Bowditch Group
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59
Public Concerns About Food Safety
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60
Social Consequences of the New Biotechnologies in Norway
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61
The Novo Report
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62
Biotechnology at USDA
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63
Patton, Boggs and Blow
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64
IBA Biotechnology : The Challenge
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65
Results of 1988 Health and Diet Survey
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66
Time Magazine - July, 1991
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67
A Mutable Feast
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68
Calgene Fresh, Inc.
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69
Pork Reprints
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70
Prometheus
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71
U.C. Davis Correspondence
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72
The Place of Genetic Engineering Biotechnology in Sustainable Agriculture
21
73
Strategic Develoments in Biotechnology
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74
Methods of Communicating Biotechnolgy with the Public
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75
North Carolina Biotechnology Center
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76
Correspondence - Detroit News
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77
Correspondence
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78
Monsanto Correspondence and Brochures
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79
Book - Prairiescapes
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1
Book - Proceedings of the Twenty-fourth Soybean Research Conference, 1994
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2
Book - Structure Issues of American Agriculture
22
3
Book - Toward A New Land Use Ethic
22
4
Book - Inventing, Inventions and Inventors
22
5
Book - Rural Economic Development in the 1980's
22
6
Book - Farming Systems Research and Development
22
7
Book - Planning for Innovation
22
8
Book - EC Sponsored Research on the Safety of GMO's
22
9
USDA - Second Food Security measurement and Research Conference
22
10
USDA - Economic Issues in Agricultural Technology
22
11
USDA - Harvest on the Horizon
22
12
Biotechnology Industry Organization
22
13
Issue Paper - Evalutation of the U.S. Regulatory Process for Crops Developed Through Biotechnology
22
14
Forty Reprints and Articles - Bioethics and GMO's - Includes "Livestock 2020 - The Next Food Revolution", "The Psychodynamics of Oranizational Change Management", "Towards A Strategic Vision of Live Sciences and Biotechnolgy - European Commission", and "Human Genome Diversity Project: Ethical Problems and Solutions."
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15
Notebook - Managing Nonpoint Pollution
23
1
Notebook - Quality Driven Designs
23
2
Notebook - Media Guide - IFIC, 1996-97
23
3
Thirty-seven Food Industry Marketing Publications
23
4
ECR Best Pracices Model
23
5
Burke Marketing Research on Food Prparation and Consumption
23
6
Three Price Waterhouse Booklets
23
7
Three Price Waterhouse Booklets
23
8
Naturemark Potatoes
23
9
Two Biotechnolgy Reprints
23
10
Notes - 'Selling the Dream'
23
11
Seventeen Working Paper, Case Studies, and Pamphlets - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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1
U.S. Arny Corps of Engineers -Alternative Dispute Resolution
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2
Six Water Resource Reprints
24
3
Four Siltation Reports - Iowa State University, 1990
24
4
Thirty Reports, Reprints, and Papers - General Environmental Studies
24
5
Public Involvement Techniques -U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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6
Land Use Planning in Iowa
24
7
KRB Survey
24
8
Contingent Valuation Estimates for Local Public Water Decisions - Penn State
24
9
Correspondence - Bill Clifford
24
10
Two Surveys - Carolinas on the Environment
24
11
Philosophical Issues in Agriculture
24
12
What's To Eat?
24
13
A Community Guide to Social Impact Assessment
24
14
Eight Articles and Reprints - Psychology and Risk Management
24
15
Eight Articles and Reprints - Agriculture and Biotechnology
24
16
Analysis of a National Biosafety System: Regulatory Policies and Procedures in Argentina
24
17
Three FMI Booklets
24
18
Water Resources Planning - Social Impact Assessment
24
19
Four Reprints Institute of Physics - Biotechnology
24
20
Four Reprints - Genetically Modified Foods and Marketing
24
21
Background Information Bovine Somatotropin -Cyanamid
24
22
2004-05 Research Chefs Association Directory
24
23
Two Agriculture/Biotech Booklets
24
24
The People, the Press and Politics
24
25
Eighteen Publications and Articles (clippings) - Agriculture and Biotechnology
24
26
Technical Reports Water Resources - Purdue University
24
27
Working Paper - Social Research Institute - Purdue University - 'The Relationship Between Citizen Participation in Natural Resources Decision Making and Selected Structural Variables'
24
28
Building Functional Biosafety Systems
25
1
Journal of Bio Law Business
25
2
Issues and Opinions - Food Biotech
25
3
Urban and Agricultural Communities
25
4
Food System 21
25
5
Twelve Documents and Publications w/correspondence - Biotech andConsumer Attitudes
25
6
Symbol, Substance and Science - Conference Proceedings, 1993
25
7
Syngenta Lectures
25
8
Economist - April, 2001
25
9
Analysis of the Biotech System for Biotechnology in Kenya
25
10
Consumer Attitudes About the Use of Biotechnolgy in Agriculture and Food Production - Thomas Hoban, Patricia Kendall
25
11
Factors That Influence Farmers' Environmental Practices
25
12
Five Working Papers - Cornell University
25
13
Agriculture and Environment - Teachers Guide
25
14
Conservation Articles - Hoban
25
15
Technical Reports USDA- Biotech Articles
25
16
Dissertation - Mark Megalos, Ph.D., 1999
25
17
Articles and Publications - Restaurants and Biotechnology
25
18
Options for Managing Odor
25
19
Swine Odor and Water Quality Reports and Correspondence
25
20
Certification Training - Animal Waste Management
25
21
Caravan - Eating Together as a Family - Two Publications
25
22
Three FMI Publications
25
23
Dinnertime USA
25
24
FMI Correspondence
25
25
Three Environmental Attitudes Reprints
25
26
Optima Study Findings
25
27
Collection of Biotechnology and Food Marketing Surveys, Articles, Discussion Papers, and Reports
25
28
Health Styles - Cluster Profiles
25
29
Agricultural Biotechnology - Issues and Choices
25
30
Chronology of Biotechnology, 1900 - 1993
25
31
Soil Stewardship of the Seventies
25
32
Trends in the United States - Consumer Attitudes, 1994
25
33
Trends in the United States - Consumer Attitudes, 1994
25
34
Regional Report - Soil Conservation - Iowa State University, 1984
25
35
Six FMI Publications
25
36
Adoption of Innovations Project
25
37
USDA - Sociology and Social Impact Analysis
25
38
Technology Adoption Among Cape May Fisherman
25
39
The Black - White Environmental Concern Gap
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40
Notebook - National Risk Communication Workshop
26
1
Houses
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2
Twenty-six Articles, Reprints, and Papers, and Surveys - Science, Technology, Sociology
26
3
Seven Articles and Surveys - Food, Pesticides
26
4
Fifteen Articles and Reprints - Environmentalism
26
5
Fifteen Articles and Reprints - Environmentalism
26
6
Project 2061 Panel Report - Five Booklets
26
7
Approximately Sixty Articles, Publications, Reprints w/some Correspondence and Notes -Food Safety, Consumer Awareness, Water Quality, Risk Assessment
26
8
Book - Readings in Risk
26
9
National Livestock and Meat Board - Gallup Report, 1992
26
10
The Meat Consumer, 1992
26
11
The Center for Produce Quality - April, 1992
26
12
Final Report - Food Labeling and Nutrition - National Food Processors Association
26
13
Two FMI Booklets
26
14
Towards a Better World
26
15
Values Distributive Justice and Social Change
26
16
Cognitive Coping
26
17
EPA - Reducing Risk
26
18
Harvard: Risk Comm.
26
19
Surveys and Notes - Lisa
27
1
Bioindustry Grass Roots Manual
27
2
Bio Grass Roots Conference Brochure - Wisconsin, 1993
27
3
Attitudes of Religious, Environmental and Science leaders Toward Biotechnology - Final Report, 1985
27
4
Attitudes of Religious, Environmental, and Science Leaders Toward Biotechnology - Final Report, 1985
27
5
Technical Report - Industrialization of Agriculture
27
6
Agricultural Outlook
27
7
Consumer Attitudes About Food Produced With Biotechnology
27
8
USDA - BT - Contacts, Media Connections
27
9
NCSU Dept. Sociology and Anthropology - Surveys and Correspondence - Hoban
27
10
Collection of Biotech Articles w/Notes and Correspondence
27
11
Collection of Approximately Sixty Articles, Surveys, Student Papers, and Publications - Biotechnology and Food Safety, 1992- 1993
27
12
National Agricultural Library
27
13
Food Marketing Institute Correspondence
27
14
Food Marketing Institute Correspondence
27
15
Biotechnology and Food Safety Survey - Tom Hoban
27
16
Professional Paper - Consumer Knowledge and Concern About Biotechnology and Food Safety
27
17
Address List
27
18
Biotech Survey
27
19
Future Turf
28
1
Four Farm and Environmental Publications
28
2
Turf Grass
28
3
Alliance for Food and Fiber
28
4
Regulator News
28
5
Media Guide
28
6
Novo Report
28
7
Investigation of Odor Problems
28
8
To File
28
9
Labeling of Biotechnology Products
28
10
Thesis: The New Eugenics, Lori L. Heald
28
11
1994 National Food Policy Conference
28
12
Collection of Approximately Fifteen Articles, Publications, and Reprints w/Notes and Correspondence - Genetics and Ag Research
28
13
Extension Biotechnology Meeting - Chicago, 1990
28
14
Logit
28
15
Surveys and Reprints - Erosion and Environmental Issues
28
16
Farmer Attitude Surveys
28
17
Sociological Abstracts - Ron Czaja - Biotech Etc., 1986, 1987, 1988
28
18
Sociological Abstracts - Ron Czaja - Biotech Etc., 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978
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19
Sociological Abstracts - Ron Czaja - Biotech Etc., 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982
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20
Sociological Abstracts - Ron Czaja - Biotech Etc., 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982
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21
Sociological Abstracts - Ron Czaja - Biotech Etc., 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982
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22
Sociological Abstracts - Ron Czaja - Biotech Etc., 1989, 1990, 1991
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23
BST
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24
Media Com
28
25
Biotech Articles, Media Broadcast Transcripts, Marketing Surveys - BMT, 1993 - 1994
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26
Scientists' Review, 1993
28
27
Methods of Communicating Biotechnology With the Public
28
28
FMI - Trends
28
29
Making Swine Buildings a Safer Place to Work
28
30
Environmental Quality in Pork Production
28
31
Workshop on Food Biotechnology
28
32
Workshop on Food Biotechnology
28
33
Student Term Papers - Biotechnology
28
34
Farm Operators Attitudes About Water Quality
28
35
Public Perception and Communication Risk
28
36
Public Perception and Communication Risk
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37
The Scientist - Sept., 1992
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38
The Scientist - Sept., 1992
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39
Articles Chicago Tribune - May, 1993
28
40
Notepad w/Notes Agricultural Biotechnology International Conference, 1996
28
41
National Geographic, Aug., 1980
28
42
Unprocessed Material
Research material, correspondence, drafts, and bound reports
29
1988-1999
Hoban's published articles and various publications and newspapers
30
1988-2000
Research and office files
31
1988-1994