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Federal regulations are typically borne out of crisis. This conversation will examine how policy is set, starting in the Progressive Era and moving into the present day.
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Federal regulations are typically borne out of crisis. This conversation will examine how policy is set, starting in the Progressive Era and moving into the present day.
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This episode:
Scottie Buehler
Moderator
Sam Houston State University
Rana Hogarth
Innate project, Science History Institute & History and Sociology of Science Department, University of Pennsylvania
Sarah Handley-Cousins
Executive Editor, Nursing Clio & Department of History, University of Buffalo
Jeremy Greene
Director of the Institute of the History of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University
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Perspectives on Science
Federal regulations are typically borne out of crisis. This conversation will examine how policy is set, starting in the Progressive Era and moving into the present day.
