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The New York Review / The New York Times / Science / University of California Press / /
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Germany / Guinea / Uganda / United States / Soviet Union / Jamaica / Japan / /
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USD / / /
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Natural Disaster / /
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American Institute of Biological Sciences / Pantheon Books / American Institute of Biological Sciences Stable URL / /
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adjustable carrier / communication systems / political belief systems / gas chambers / decision makers / information technology / caste systems / steel / /
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American Institute / Harvard / Engineers for Social and Political Action / Committee against Racism / Science for the People / American Institute of Biological Sciences / /
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Herbert Marcuse / John Rawls / Edward O. Wilson / O. Wilson Source / Noam Chomsky / Robert Nozick / /
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psychiatrist / a secondary school teacher / prosecutor / teacher / students and research assistants / One of the faculty members / Author / The author / cio / /
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New York / Connecticut / Massachusetts / /
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Genetic Engineering / research protocols / information technology / genotype / /
Dialogue. The Response: Academic Vigilantism and the Political Significance of Sociobiology Author(s): Edward O. Wilson Source: BioScience, Vol. 26, No. 3 (Mar., 1976), pp. 183[removed]