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Science and technology studies

the strategic practice of designing or using technology to constitute, embody or enact political goals, as with nuclear programmes and national identity.

In science and technology studies, technopolitics refers to the strategic practice of designing or using technology to constitute, embody or enact political goals, as with nuclear programmes and national identity. This meaning comes from Hecht (1998) in The radiance of France: Nuclear power and national identity after World War II.[1]

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Hecht, G. (1998). The radiance of France: Nuclear power and national identity after World War II. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262082662

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