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  1. 1 Anthem Companion to Philip Rieff 2018 · 244 pages · Jonathan B. Imber · Same author
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What should I read after Searching for Science Policy?

BookOrb recommends Anthem Companion to Philip Rieff (2018), Modes of existence: papers in ontology and philosophical logic (2007), Anthem Companion to Peter Berger (2022), Trusting Doctors (2015), and Markets, Morals, and Religion (2017).

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Who wrote Searching for Science Policy?

Searching for Science Policy is by Jonathan B. Imber.