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Antonino Drago
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DOI:10.17265/2161-623X/2025.06.005
University “Federico II” of Naples, Napoli, Italy
UNESCO Seville Statement is criticized because it shifts the debate from the operative plan to a methodological plan on which the political authority of international organisms is opposed to independent critics and their substantial criticisms. A new Declaration is suggested that responds to the criticisms on the merit and that, moreover, does not assume the usual mythical position of scientists as invested by a superior light.
Sivilla statement, criticisms, the correct role to be attributed to science, the correct role to be attribute to the scientists
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