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Editorial: The Technologies of Politics

KRISTIN ASDAL, CHRISTIAN BORCH & INGUNN MOSER

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On Politics and the Little Tools of Democracy: A Down-to-Earth Approach

KRISTIN ASDAL

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NOORTJE MARRES

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RICHIE NIMMO

Pages: 77-97

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Balancing Fish: A Meeting between Food Safety and Nutrition in an Assessment of Benefits and Risks

GURO ÅDNBGARD SKARSTAD

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