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This book describes the role of technological experts and expertise in a democratic society. It places decision-making strategies - studied in organization theory and policy studies - into a political context. Fischer brings theory to bear on the practical technocratic concerns of these disciplines and hopes to facilitate the development of nontechnocratic discourse within these fields. The book adopts a critical perspective and addresses the restructuring of the policy sciences.
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Albert Frazier
reviewed Technocracy and the politics of expertise on May 10, 2015 Technocracy and the politics of expertise
I've enjoyed using this book for class, it's taught me a lot. Yet when reading the first chapter, I found an error in the 10 commandments. I pray this is just an error, but I doubt it. Teaching 9 Commandments, created by splitting the last commandments to make two, rounding it out to 10. While leaving out one, you are changing Gods word. Which is not Good for the author or those learning with an open mind... how can a book on Ethical standards and behavior misrepresents GODS WORD???
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