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Hegemonic articulation, paradigm incommensurability, and the discursive exclusion of Humanities and Social Science Research in the South African Open Science Policy 2026

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By Nyna Amin, Donrich Thaldar, Siyabonga Blessing Dlamini, Wayne Hugo, Siddharthiya Pillay, Janet Oriel Bruce-Brand, Lucinda Kok, Neil Anthony Koorbanally
| Nature Verified
Abstract The South African Open Science Policy 2026, published by the Department of Science, Technology, and Innovation, is formally committed to the democratisation of knowledge and epistemic equity. Yet a critical reading reveals that the Policy reproduces, through its own discursive architecture, the epistemological hierarchy it claims to dismantle.
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Public opinion survey on heritable human genome editing in South Africa: a study protocol

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By Donrich Thaldar, Siddharthiya Pillay
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Heritable human genome editing (HHGE) presents new possibilities for the prevention of genetic diseases but also raises ethical and societal questions. While international surveys have explored public attitudes, particularly in high-income countries, there is a lack of large-scale empirical data from the Global South. In South Africa, previous work used deliberative public engagement to examine public perspectives.
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