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Robert N. Proctor is Professor of the History of Science at Pennsylvania State University, and the author of Racial Hygiene (1988) and The Nazi War on Cancer(1999; Princeton University Press). His research interests coalesce around the political history and philosophy of science; he has also written on environmental policy, molecular anthropology, agates, racial theory, and the ‘social construction of ignorance’. He is now working on a book on theories of human origins.
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