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Scientific freedom: new strategies are needed

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Threats to the flow of knowledge may come from small groups as well as governments.

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    Jane Lubchenco,  Thomas Rosswall & Peter Warren

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Lubchenco, J., Rosswall, T. & Warren, P. Scientific freedom: new strategies are needed. Nature 421, 785 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1038/421785a

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