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Contents of 1988-2004
Science Studies vol. 18 (2005) Number 2 Editorial: Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo Articles: Roar Hostaker: Latour - Semiotics and Science Studies Conor M.W. Douglas: Managing HuGE Expectations: Rhetorical Strategies in Human Genome Epidemiology Heiner M. Fangerau: Making Eugenics a Public Issue: A Reception Study of the First German Compendium on Racial Hygiene, 1921-1940 Discussion: Guillermo Foladori and Noela Invernizzi: Nanotechnology in its Socio-economic Context Book Reviews:
Francis Remedios: Legitimizing Scientific Knowledge - An Introduction to Steve Fuller's Social Epistemology by Tomi Kokkonen
Sven Hemlin, Carl Martin Allwood and Ben R. Martin (eds.): Creative Knowledge Environments. The Influences on Creativity in Research and Innovation by Franc Mali
Robert Frodeman and Carl Mitcham(eds.): Toward a Philosophy of Science Policy: Approaches and Issues by Topi Heikkerö
Science Studies vol. 18 (2005) Number 1 Editorial: Henrik Bruun Articles: Graham Dutfield and Uma Suthersanen: DNA Music: Intellectual Property and the Law of Unintended Consequences Torben Hviid Nielsen: Five Framings - One Entity? The Political Ethics of Human Embryonic Stem Cells Eva Heiskanen: Taming the Golem - an Experiment in Participatory and Constructive Technology Assessment Discussion: Steve Fuller: Is STS Truly Revolutionary or Merely Revolting? Book Reviews:
Gerd Schienstock (ed.): Embracing the Knowledge Economy: The Dynamic Transformation of the Finnish Innovation System by Mats Benner
Robin Williams, James Stewart and Roger Slack: Social Learning in Technological Innovation: Experimenting with Information and Communication Technologies by sampsa Hyysalo
Science Studies vol. 17 (2004) Number 2 Editorial: Britt Östlund: Ageing and Technology Special Articles: Birgit Jaeger: Trapped in the Digital Divide? Old People in the Information Society Sampsa Hyysalo: Technology Nurtured - Collectives in Maintaining and Implementing Technology for Elderly Care Britt Östlund: Social Science Research on Technology and the Elderly - Does it Exist? Articles: Klaus Hoeyer: The Emergence of an Entitlement Framework for Stored Tissue - Elements and Implications of an Escalating Conflict in Sweden Book Reviews:
Nik Brown and Andrew Webster: New Medical Technologies and Society - Reordering Life by Barbara Prainsack
Yu Xie and Kimberlee A. Shauman: Women in Science. Career Processes and Outcomes by Elina Henttonen and Kirsi Korpiaho
Science Studies vol. 17 (2004) Number 1 Articles: Ilpo Helen: Health in Prospect - High-tech Medicine, Life Enhancement and the Economy of Hope Sara Melendro-Oliver: Shifting Concepts of Genetic Disease Richard Langlais, Nina Janasik and Henrik Bruun: Managing Knowledge Network Processes in the Commercialization of Science: Two Probiotica Discovery Processes in Finland and Sweden Discussion: Marko Ahteensuu: The Precautionary Principle in the Risk Management of Modern Biotechnology Book Reviews:
Sergio Sismondo: An Introduction to Science and Technology Studies by Jason W. Patton
Christopher Hitchcock (ed.): Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Science by Petri Ylikoski
Daniel Lee Kleinman: Impure Cultures - University Biology and the World of Commerce by Ragna Zeiss
Science Studies vol. 16 (2003) Number 2 Articles: Nik Brown: Hope Against Hype - Accountability in Biopasts, Presents and Futures Paul Johnson, Paul Martin and Robin Williams: Genetics and Forensics: Making the National DNA Database Judith Reppy: Regulating Biotechnology in the Age of Homeland Security Discussion: Maria del Carmen Fernandez Diez and Maria de los Reyes Corripio Gil-Delgado: Is Intellectual property Right Legislation Constraining the Agrifood Biotechnology Sector in the European Union? Science Studies vol. 16 (2003) Number 1 Articles: Øyvind Giæver: Marriage and Madness: Expert Advice and the Eugenics Issue in the 20th Century Norwegian Marriage Legislation Steve Fuller: Karl Popper and the Reconstution of the Rationalist Left Jochen Gläser: What Internet Use Does and Does Not Change in Scientific Communities Country Report:
Tarmo Lemola:
Transformation of Finnish Science and Technology Policy
Book Reviews:
Peder Anker: Imperial Ecology: Environmental Order in the British Empire, 1895-1945 by Elizabeth Piper
Reijo Miettinen: National Innovation System - Scientific Concept or Political Rhetoric by Aaro Tupasela
Science Studies vol. 15 (2002) Number 2 Articles:
Thora Margareta Bertilsson:
Disorganized Knowledge or New Forms of Governance
Matthias Gross:
New Natures and Old Science: Hands-on Practice and Academic Research in Ecological Restoration
Juha Tuunainen:
Reconsidering the Mode 2 and the Triple Helix: A Critical Comment Based on a Case Study
Dan McArthur:
The Methodological Implications of Resolving the Realism Debate
Book Reviews
Helen E. Longino: The Fate of Knowledge by Petri Ylikoski
Science Studies vol. 15 (2002) Number 1 Articles:
Jason Owen-Smith & Walter W.Powell:
Standing on Shifting Terrain: Faculty Responses to the Transformation of Knowledge
and Its Uses in the Life Sciences
Judith Glower:
Women and Scientific Employment: Current Perspectives form the UK
Barbara Bagilhole:
Academia and the Reproduction of Unequal Opportunities for Women
Discussion:
Ronda Hauben:
Commodifying Usenet and the Usenet Archive or Continuing the Online
Cooperative Usenet Culture?
Science Studies vol. 14 (2001) Number 2 Articles:
Luis Suarez-Villa:
The Rise of Technocapitalism
Michael Nentwich:
(Re-)De-Commodification in Academic Knowledge Distribution?
Ursula Holtgrave & Raymund Werle:
De-Commodifying Software? Open Source Software Between Business Strategy
and Social Movement
Eric J. Iversen:
Patenting and Voluntary Standards: Tensions Between the Domains of Proprietary
Assets and "Public Goodsquot; in the Innovation of Network Technologies
Merle Jacob:
Managing the Institutionalisation of Mode 2 Knowledge Production
Science Studies vol. 14 (2001) Number 1 Articles: Janet Atkinson-Grosjean, Dawn House and Donald Fischer:
Canadian Science Policy and the Public Research Organisations in the 20th
Century Karoliina Snell: The Weakening Connection
Between Education and Research: A Study of Three University Departments Discussion: Sandra Harding: Multiculturalism and
Postcolonialism: What Difference Do They Make to Western Scientific
Epistemology? Janice Newson and Claire Polster: Reclaiming Our
Centre: Towards a Robust Defence of Academic Autonomy
Science Studies vol. 13 (2000) Number 2 Articles: Aaro Tupasela: Intellectual Property Rights and Licensing: Can Centralised Technology Transfer Save Public Research? Luisa Oliveira: Commodification of Science and Paradoxes in Universities Judith Zubieta and Jaime Jimenéz: How is the Triple Helix Model Being Understood in Latin America? The Case of Mexico Magnus Gulbrandsen: Between Scylla and Charybdis - and Enjoying it? Organisational Tensions and Research Work
Science Studies vol. 13 (2000) Number 1 Articles: Ullica Segerstråle: Politics by Scientific Means and Science by Political Means: Trojan Horses in the Sociobiology Debate Alexandra Hofmänner: A South African Research Institute and Two Theories of Knowledge Production Franc Mali: Obstacles in Developing University, Government and Industry Links: The Case of Slovenia Janne Lehenkari: Studying Trajectories and Networks: The Case of Benecol Margarine Discussion: Rein Vihalemm: The Kuhn-loss Thesis and the Case of Phlogiston Theory
Science Studies vol. 12 (1999) Number 2 Articles: Claire Marris and Pierre-Benôit Joly: Between Consensus and Citizens: Public Participation in Technology Assessment in France. Nicole Farkas: Dutch Science Shops: Matching Community Needs with University R&D. Reijo Miettinen, Riika Eela and Mikko Rask: The Emergence and Institutionalisation of Technology Assessment in Finland. Gerd Bender: Shaping Technology as a Means for Transforming Society: The Case of the GSM Standard for Mobile Telecommunication Science Studies vol. 12 (1999) Number 1 Articles: Arnold Wilts: Theoretical and Practical Research Orientations in German Economics. Eveliina Saari: Dynamics of Collaboration: The Case of Finnish and American Aerosol Research Groups. Marja Häyrinen-Alestalo: The University under the Pressure of Innovation Policy - Reflecting on European and Finnish Experiences. Discussion: Stellan Welin and Anders Persson: Public Reactions to Xenotransplantation.
Science Studies vol. 11 (1998) Number 2 Articles: Tomas Hellström: Science-Policy Interaction, Constitutive Policy Making and Risk: The Development of U.S. Nuclear Safety Study WASH 1400 Peter S. Biegelbauer: Mission Impossible: The Governance of European Science and Technology Aant Elzinga and Ants Nuder: National Science Policy Looking onto the Next Century - The Case of Sweden Judith Zubieta García: S&T Development in Mexico: Obstacles and Opportunities Juan C. Escalante and Jaime Jiménez: Merit-Based Incentive Systems and the Problem of Productivity in Science and Technology in Two Latin American Countries
Science Studies vol. 11 (1998) Number 1 Articles: Raymund Werle: An Institutional Approach to Technology Esa Väliverronen: Biodiversity and the Power of Metaphor in Environmental Discourse Adriana Barreiro and Léa Velho: Social Sciences in the Periphery: The Emergence and Development of Economics and Sociology in Uruguay Johanna Hakala: Internationalisation of Science: Views of Scientific Elite in Finland
Science Studies vol. 10 (1997) Number 2 Articles: Kor Grit: The Rise of the Entrepreneurial University: A Heritage of the Enlightenment?, pp. 3-22. Rapahel Sassower: Misplaced Pressure. Between Bondage and Rage at the University, pp. 23-34. Merle Jacob: Life in the Triple Helix: The Contract Researcher, the University and the Knowledge Society, pp. 35-49. Carl Martin Allwood: The Function and Handling of Research Problems in the Social Sciences, pp. 50-73. Jari Kirsilä: From Applied to Pure Chemistry. A.I. Virtanen's Race for His Wartime Nobel Prize, pp. 74-91
Science Studies vol. 10 (1997) Number 1 Articles: Stephan Fuchs: A Sociological Theory of Objectivity, pp. 4-26. Eva Heiskanen: The Sociological Shaping of a Technique for Environmental Assessment, pp. 27-51. Greg Tegart: The Role of Science & Technology in the Transition from a Centrally-Planned Economy to a Market Economy in the Czech Republic, pp. 52-64 Discussion: Steven Yearley: The Changing Social Authority of Science, pp. 65-75.
Science Studies vol. 9 (1996) Number 2 Articles: Miwao Matsumoto: Entrepreneurship and Strategy in Technology Transfer to Japan during the Prewar Period: The "Composite" Model, pp. 3-13. Hitoshi Yoshioka: The Rise and Fall of Fast Breeder Development in Japan, pp. 14-26. Koty Lapid: Reflection on the Evolution of the Research Management Systems in Japan, pp. 27-33. Reijo Miettinen: Theories of Invention and an Industrial Innovation, pp. 34-48. Mary Midgley: Science in the World, pp. 49-58. Hilary Rose: Debating Science Studies in the Age of the Sound Bite, pp. 59-71.
Science Studies vol. 9 (1996) Number 1 Articles: Ullica Segerstråle: Anti-Antiscience: The Fight for Science and Reason, pp. 5-25. Bernard Barber: Some Patterns and Processes in the Development of a Scientific Sociology of Science: Notes from a Sixty-Year Memoir, pp. 26-33. Henry H. Bauer: The Anti-Science Phenomenon in Science and Technology Studies, pp. 34-49. Valery Cholakov: Changing Attitudes to Science: From Pro-Science to Anti-Science - and Back?, pp. 50-57. Stephan Fuchs: The Poverty of Postmodernism, pp. 58-66. John Ziman: "Post-Academic Science": Constructing Knowledge with Networks and Norms, pp. 67-80
Science Studies vol. 8 (1995) Number 2 Articles: Tarmo Lemola: Evolutionary Economics: Implications for Technology Studies and Policy, pp. 5-12. Henry Etzkowitz & Ashley J. Stevens: Inching toward Industrial Policy: The University's Role in Government Initiatives to Assist Small, Innovative Companies in the U.S., pp. 13-31. Petri Ylikoski: The Invisible Hand and Science, pp. 32-43. Karel Müller: The Transformation of National Research System in the Countries of Central Eastern Europe, pp. 44-55. János Farkas: Ideas Confronted with Reality, pp. 44-60.
Science Studies vol. 8 (1995) Number 1 Articles: Aant Elzinga: Reflections on Research Evaluation, pp. 5-23. Barend J.R. van der Meulen: Understanding Evaluation Processes in Research Systems in Transition, pp. 24-35. Hanne Foss Hansen: Organizing for Quality - A Discussion of Different Evaluation Methods as Means for Improving Quality in Research, pp. 36-43. Sven Hemlin, Pirjo Niemenmaa and Henry Montgomery: Quality Criteria in Evaluations: Peer Reviews of Grant Applications in Psychology, pp. 44-52. Stephen C. Hill: The Formation of the Identity as a Scientist, pp. 53-72. Country Report: G.A. Nesvetailov and M.I. Artyukhin: Brain Drain in Belarus, pp. 73-77.
Science Studies vol. 7 (1994) Number 2 Articles: Henry Etzkowitz: Beyond the Frontier: The Convergence of Military and Civilian R&D in the U.S., pp. 5-22. Erkki Kaukonen: Science and Technology in Russia: Collapse of New Dynamics?, pp. 23-36. Morris F. Low: Redirecting Australia towards Asia: The Multifunktion Polis and the Development of the Asia-Pacific Region, pp. 37-43. Reports and Discussion: Shigeru Nakayama: How to Assess the Recent Brain Reverse Phenomena: A Report of a Visit to Taiwan by a Japanese Research Team, pp. 44-49. Merle Jacob: 'Development Studies, a Progressive Research Tradition?' Comments, pp. 45-50
Science Studies vol. 7 (1994) Number 1 Articles: Steve Fuller: Rethinking the University from a Social Constructivist Standpoint, pp. 4-16. Joan Solomon and John Ziman: How Groups Construct Their Science, pp. 17-30. Valery Cholakov: The Tides of Environmentalist Discource, pp. 31-46. Stephen C. Zehr: Method, Scale and Socio-Technical Networks: Problems of Standardization in Acid Rain, Ozone Depletion and Global Warming Research, pp. 47-58.
Science Studies vol. 6 (1993) Number 2 Articles: Ullica Segerstråle: The Importance of Being Right vs. The Importance of Being Earnest: Public Accountability of Science in the Baltimore Case, pp. 4-22. Esa Väliverronen: Science and the Media: Changing Relations, pp. 23-34. Marja Alestalo: The Rise of Neo-Liberalism in Finland: From the Politics of Equal Opportunity to the Search for Scientific Excellence, pp. 35-47. Critical Commentary: Susantha Goonatilake: The Historical Geopolitics of Knowledge, pp. 48-60.
Science Studies vol. 6 (1993) Number 1 Articles: Yukio Wakamatsu: Communicating Science to the Public in Japan and the Nordic Countries: An Application of the Inpublishing/Outpublishing Model, pp. 3-18. Sven Hemlin and Henry Montgomery: Peer Judgements of Scientific Quality: A Cross-disiciplinary Document Analysis of Professorship Candidates, pp.19-27. Martti Kuokkanen and Timo Tuomivaara: On the Adequacy of the Idealization Theory of the Poznan School, pp. 28-33. Jorma Kuitunen: Policy Orientation and Ethics - How Incompatible and Why?, pp. 34-50. Discussion: Adrzej Dabrowski: The Collapse of the Eastern Empire of Knowledge as Reflected by Journals of Social Studies of Science, pp. 51-64. Konstadinka Simeonova: Conflicts in the Bulgarian Scientific System in Transition to Market Economy, pp. 65-72
Science Studies vol. 5 (1992) Number 2 Articles: Sverker Sörlin: The International Contexts of Swedish Science: A Network Approach to the Internationalization of Science, pp. 5-12. Thomas Schott: Scientific Research in Sweden: Orientation Toward the American Centre and Embeddedness in Nordic and European Environments, pp. 13-27. Pär Eliasson: Peregrinatio Academica: The Study Tours and University Visits of Swedish Students Until the Year 1800, pp. 29-42. Sven Widmalm: A Commerce of Letters: Astronomical Communication in the Eighteenth Century, pp. 43-58. Elisabeth Crawford: The Internationalization of Physics in Sweden, 1860-1930, pp. 59-78. Ron Eyerman and Andrew Jamison: On the Transatlantic Migration of Knowledge: Aspects of Intellectual Exchance Between the United States and Sweden, 1930-1970, pp. 79-96. Regis Cabral: Sweden and the Hispanic World: Scientific Networks and Exchange, pp. 97-107.
Science Studies vol. 5 (1992) Number 1 Articles: Joachim Israel: Human Methodology, pp. 3-12. Lothar Läsker: Objective Knowledge and the Social Structure of Transformations in its Production, pp. 13-28. Kjell Nilsson: Utilization Patterns and Strategies in Three Policy Sectors, pp. 29-46. Veli Verronen: A Weakness in Kuhn's Regal Argument, pp. 47-52. Discussion: Matti Häyry: Moral Relativism and the Philosophical Criticism of Other
Cultures, pp. 53-56. Ilkka Niiniluoto: Improving Morality - a Reply to Matti Häyry, pp. 57-59.
Science Studies vol. 4 (1991) Number 2 Articles: Steve Fuller: Is Realism Obsolete?, pp. 5-16. Ilkka Niiniluoto: Whats Wrong with Relativism?, pp. 17-24. Thomas Krogh: Relativism and Cross-Cultural Communication, pp. 25-34. Matti Kamppinen and Antti Revonsuo: Relativism and Cognitivism, pp. 36-44. Martin Kusch: The Sociological Deconstruction of Philosophical Facts - The Case of Psychologism, pp. 45-60. Jouko Aho: The Strong Programme and the Weak Philosophers; A Finnish Conflict and the Levels of Interest, pp. 61-69.
Science Studies vol. 4 (1991) Number 1 Articles: Tove Thagaard: Research Environment, Motivation and Publication Productivity, pp. 5-18. Heini Hakosalo: The Salpetriere Hysteric - A Foucauldian View, pp. 19-32. Seppo Raiski: Latourian Constructivism Unfoulded into Epistemic History, pp. 33-52. Discussion: Regis Cabral: The Latin American Nuclear Debate, pp. 53-60. Heta Häyry: Freedom, Autonomy, and the Limits of Medical Paternalism, pp. 61-64. Matti Häyry: Critical Studies in Philosophical Medical Ethics, pp. 65-70.
Science Studies vol. 3 (1990) Number 2 Articles: Andrzej Dabrowski: The Academic Fields of Knowledge, pp. 3-22. Matti Sintonen: Basic and Applied Sciences - Can the Distinction (Still) Be Drawn?, pp. 23-32. Thomas Brante and Aant Elzinga: Towards a Theory of Scientific Controversies, pp. 33-46. Govindal Parayil: Development Studies, a Progressive Research Tradition, pp. 47-56. Reijo Miettinen: Laboratory Work in Changing Society: Neutron Activation Analysis in a Research Laboratory, pp. 57-74. Martti Kuokkanen: Does Pearces Challenge Refute Stegmüllers thesis? - A Discussion Note, pp. 75-81.
Science Studies vol. 3 (1990) Number 1 Articles: Hilary Rose: Talking about Science in Three Colours: Bernal and Gender Politics in the Social Studies of Science, pp. 5-20. Ilkka Niiniluoto: Science and Epistemic Values, pp. 21-26. Vessela Misheva: Historical Transitions in the Socio-Cultural Position of Science, pp. 27-32. Andrew M. Blasko: Should Science Guide Social Change, pp. 33-36. Gernot Böhme: An End to Progress?, pp. 37-46. Helmut Steiner: Bernals Conception of Science in the Examination of History, pp. 47-52. Vladislav Kelle: Science and Perestroika, pp. 53-58. Jaime Jimenez and Juan C. Escalante: J. D. Bernal in a Latin American Perspective: Science for Development?, pp. 59-66. Carl-Axel Gemzell: The Social Function of Science and the Foundations of the Welfare State in Britain, pp. 67-72. Sven Hemlin and Henry Montgomery: Scientists Conceptions of Scientific Quality: An Interview Study, pp. 73-82. Björn Kumm: Impressions on the Bernal-Symposium, pp. 83-87.
Science Studies vol. 2 (1989) Number 2 Articles: Ingemar Nordin: The Rationality of Technology, pp. 3-10. Marja Alestalo: On the Conditions for the Scientification of Politics, pp.11-18. Erkki Kaukonen and Pirkko-Liisa Rauhala: Structural Transformations of Science: Trends and Problems of Scientific Integration, pp. 19-30. Raimo Lehti: The Usefulness of Monsters when Running a Scientific Revolution, pp. 31-50.
Science Studies vol. 2 (1989) Number 1 Articles: Nils Roll-Hansen: The Practice Criterion and the Rise of Lysenkoism, pp. 3-16. Martin Kusch: Discursive Formations and Possible Worlds - Reconstruction of Foucault's Archeology, pp. 17-29. Veronica Stolte-Heiskanen: Internal and External Constraints on the Orientation of Science and Technology to Socio-Economic Development in a Small Country: The Case of Finland, pp. 31-40. Tarmo Lemola and Raimo Lovio: The Relations Between Science and Production in Finnish Industry, pp. 41-50.
Science Studies vol. 1 (1988) Number 1 Articles: Aant Elzinga: The Consequences of Evaluation for Academic Research, pp. 5-14. Hanne Foss Hansen: Control and Organization of Research: A Case Study of Humanities Departments in Denmark, pp. 15-24. Marja Alestalo: Government Policy and the Demands for Economic Innovations: A Historical Example of a European Periphery, pp. 25-34. Jouko Aho: Academic Disciplines and the History of Psychology. A Case Study from Finland, pp. 35-41. Matti Sintonen: Sociobiology Helps - But Not Enough, pp. 43-49. |