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Work in Progress
Satterfield, T., Corner A., Pidgeon N., Conti J., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Affective Ambivalence and Nanotechnologies. Journal of Risk Research (Submitted).
D’Arcangelis, G., DeVries L., Satterfield T., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Cultural models of environment and hazard in the US and Canada: Exploring emergent views on engineered nanomaterials. Journal of Environmental Ecology (in preparation).
Bryant, K., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Deliberating New Technologies and the Production of Gendered Risk Perception (in preparation).
Bryant, K., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Deliberating Socio-Techno Presents and Futures: Making Sense of New Technology Through the Lens of Inequality, Risk, and Difference (in preparation).
Satterfield, T., Conti J. A., Harthorn B. H., & Pidgeon N. (Work in Progress).  Early Warnings Across Malleable Perceptions of Nanotechnologies: Risk, Benefit, Betrayal and Trust (in preparation).
Engeman, C., Lynn B., Holden P., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Environmental safety practices and implications for workers in the international nanomaterials industry (in preparation).
Cranfill, R., Shearer C., Bryant K., Rogers J., Hanna S., Denes A., et al. (Work in Progress).  Indexing Expertise in a Deliberative Setting: A Comparison (in preparation) .
Shearer, C., Rogers-Brown J., Bryant K., Cranfill R., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Power and Vulnerability: Reexamining "Low Risk" Perceptions of Environmental and Health Hazards (in preparation).
Satterfield, T., Pitts A., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Resilience as a Primary Factor in the Perceived Environmental Risk . Ecology and Society (in preparation).
Denes, A., Cranfill R., Harthorn B. H., Shearer C., Whirlow J., & Hanna S. (Work in Progress).  Talking Nano: The Importance of Gender, Race, and Power in Deliberations on the Risks and Benefits of Nanotechnology (in preparation).
Satterfield, T., Conti J., Pitts A., & Harthorn B. H. (Work in Progress).  Understanding Malleable Perceptions of Nanotechnologies’ and their Implications for Science and Policy Dialogues about Emerging Technologies. Science and Public Policy.
Parker, R., & Appelbaum R. (Work in Progress).  The Chinese Century? Some Implications of China’s Move to High-Tech Innovation for U.S. Policy. (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John W. Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Mody, C. C. M. (Work in Progress).  Conferences and the Emergence of Nanoscience. (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Rogers-Brown, J., Shearer C., Harthorn B. H., & Martin T. (Work in Progress).  Different Uses, Different Responses: Exploring Emergent Cultural Values through Public Deliberation . (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Harthorn, B. H., & Mohr J. (Work in Progress).  Introduction: The Social Scientific View of Nanotechnologies. (Barbara Herr Harthorn and John Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Newfield, C. (Work in Progress).  Is Nanoscale Collaboration Meeting Nanotechnology’s Social Challenge? A Call for Nano-Normalcy. (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Appelbaum, R., Cao C., Parker R., & Motoyama Y. (Work in Progress).  Nanotechnology as Industrial Policy: China and the United States. (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John W. Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Eisler, M. N. (Work in Progress).  Science that Pays for Itself: Nanotechnology and the Discourse of Science Policy Reform. (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Harthorn, B. H., & Mohr J. W. (Work in Progress).  The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
McCray, P. W. (Work in Progress).  When Space Travel and Nanotechnology Met at the Fountains of Paradise. (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John W. Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
Johansson, M. (Work in Progress).  Working for Next to Nothing - Labor in the Global Nanoscientific Community. (Harthorn, Barbara Herr, John W. Mohr, Ed.).The Social Life of Nanotechnology (forthcoming).
2012
Engeman, C. D., Baumgartner L., Carr B. M., Fish A. M., Meyerhofer J. D., Satterfield T. A., et al. (2012).  Governance implications of nanomaterials companies’ inconsistent risk perceptions and safety practices. Journal of Nanoparticle Research. 14, 1-12.
2011
Rogers-Brown, J. B., Shearer C., & Harthorn B. H. (2011).  From Biotech to Nanotech: Public Debates about Technological Modification of Food. Environment and Society: Advances in Research. 2, 149-169.
Roco, M., Harthorn B. H., Guston D., & Shapira P. (2011).  Innovative and Responsible Governance of Nanotechnology for Societal Development. (Roco, Mihail, Mark C. Hersam, Ed.).Nanotechnology Research Directions for Societal Needs in 2020. 561-618.
Harthorn, B. H. (2011).  Methodological Challenges Posed by Emergent Nanotechnologies and Cultural Values. (Sharlene Nagy Hesse-Biber, Ed.).The Handbook of Emergent Technologies and Social Research.