…labeling where normative and descriptive claims blur, where information has an aesthetic value and attention is the prime commodity, and where there is an interplay between the freedom of “commercial…

…group. Given its understanding that “eggs and juvenile smelt emulate free floating particles in the water column,” the working group argued, it was necessary to again reduce the speed of…

…as “unprecedented and imperfect measures” clearly belong to a different “political economy of hope” than the Ebola-free futures projected by the cAd3-ZEBO and VSV-ZEBO vaccines (MSF 2014; Novas 2006). And…

…United States and eastern Canada. However, this was not itself the result of a hack, but a combination of factors including old and buggy software, long-term policy and management failures,…

…order, number, and arrangement of options, can most effectively promote public welfare, as appropriate, giving particular consideration to the selection and setting of default options.” At the time, I was…

…significant genetic mutation (Preston 1994). In the United States, stories of Ebola epidemics in such zones enabled speculation about whether a mutant strain might wreak havoc on political and economic…

…as John Dollard’s Army-sponsored and Rockefeller-funded “Fear and Courage in Battle” revealed that a surprising portion of United States troops could not articulate their reasons for going to war and…

…Intelligence: “See your players, your games, your floor, and your business like never before.” Nearly 70 percent of casino patrons in the United States participate in so-called loyalty programs, using…

…early September, feeling overwhelmed, the group took the extraordinary step of calling for military support (though not forced quarantine). In a speech to the United Nations, MSF’s international president Dr….

…Critical Infrastructure Protection in the United States, which was later extended to a broad range of vulnerable systems, from finance, to transportation, to health. The juxtaposition here of contributions concerning…

…were hospitalized. Reports of cases from around the United States indicated rapid transmission of the virus. There was a possibility that this would become a deadly pandemic, but its key…

…most serious health emergency); Sierra Leone reports two cases; Saudi Arabia suspends visas for muslim pilgrims from Guinea and Liberia April [n/d]: U.S. CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officers begin…

…social practice of wildlife monitoring, Vanessa Manceron describes the world of naturalists in the United Kingdom who regularly survey their “local patch.” Chloe Silverman shows how the decline of honeybee…

Thanks to the development of new methods at the interface of ecology and chemistry first pioneered in the 1970s, environmental sensors such as sentinel organisms are today used to detect…