Before revision: - The Royal Society Report on Nanotechnology and Related Debates in the UK: a Participatory Governance Perspective Alison Mohr - Research Fellow )Centre for the Study of DemocracyDemos | Publications | Governing at the Nanoscale Some observers suggest that nanotechnology will build incrementally, as did the 18–19th century industrial revolution, until it gathers pace to drive a nanotechnological revolution that will radically reshape our economies, our labor markets, international trade, international relations, social structures, civil liberties, our relationship with the natural world and even what we understand to be human.
After revision: Some observers suggest that nanotechnology will build incrementally, as did the 18–19th century industrial revolution, until it gathers pace to drive a nanotechnological revolution that will radically reshape our economies, our labor markets, international trade, international relations, social structures, civil liberties, our relationship with the natural world and even what we understand to be human.