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Citizen deliberation in science and technology has increasingly been adopted as a useful way to integrate public views into policy decisions. However we should be aware that, like other policy processes, the transfer of a particular policy process from one culture to another ("social technology transfer") can result in value-conflict between the process and its new social environment and may be accompanied by some difficulties. This paper uses a recent deliberation initiative in Germany as a case and explores how the socio-political environment influenced its process and how its outcomes challenged the established understanding of the policy-making process and reacted with it. Language: ja

THE "STICK-IN" NATURE OF CITIZEN DELIBERATION FOR TECHNOLOGY-, ENVIRONMENTAL- AND HEALTH-RISK MANAGEMENT IN SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT