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On the Politics of Science and Technology in Canada
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What happens when political ideology trumps hard science? What’s the government’s role when it comes to science and innovation? Are Canadian citizens given the opportunity to play a role as well? These are only a few of the questions tackled when Professor of Communication Studies and CRC in Technology & Citizenship Darin Barney sits down for a public conversation with former MP and Reform Party of Canada founder Preston Manning as part of a conversation series presented by Media@McGill. [flashvideo file="http://podcasts.mcgill.ca/pods/lawandsociety/P090180_politics_of_Scitech.m4a" icons=false height=60 /]
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