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Dupont Summit, 2009FINAL PROGRAM! DUPONT SUMMIT December 4th, 2009 ![]() "The New Administration's Challenges on Science & Technology: Staying the Course in Times of Crisis" at the Carnegie Institution for Science of Washington DC 1530 P St. NW Washington DC, 20005 ~Registration~ The Carnegie Institution building proved to be an excellent venue for our last conference in 2008 and we will be glad to be making use of it again for the coming event in 2009. The purpose of the Dupont Summit will be to bring academics, government and society leaders into discussion about the development and direction of the Science & Technology agenda of the new Presidential Administration. The Dupont Summit mirrors the interest of the PSO and its partners in promoting discussion about many of the scientific issues that have become pressing policy problems. Our aim with the Dupont Summit 2009 will be to try to assess the general strategy that the New Administration takes in regards of Science & Technology policy. The PSO and Wiley-Blackwell publish the Review of Policy Research in cooperation with Georgetown University and the Science, Environmental and Technology Section of the American Political Science Association. The journal explores the problems and challenges of a society where science and technology issues have become pressing matters of concern for policy scholars and makers alike. In addition, the PSO and Berkeley Electronic Press publish the Policy and Internet, World Medical and Health Policy and Risk, Hazards and Crisis in Public Policy journals, which will reinforce other science and technology interests of our organization. The Dupont Summit 2009 will include this list of possible themes that may serve as general guidelines:
We intend the conference to focus around these themes but we would like to encourage comments and suggestions of other ideas for the development of the program. You may contact Daniel Gutierrez, PSO Conference Manager at dgutierrezs@ipsonet.org. You may also call us at 202 - 483 - 2512 ext. 116
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