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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12201	4744 ZIMAN J SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS - MERTON,RK MINERVA. 1974; 12 (2): 283-286	0	0	1	1
12202	5122 ZUCKERMAN H, COLE JR WOMEN IN AMERICAN SCIENCE MINERVA. 1975; 13 (1): 82-102	21	71	6	73
12203	5123 [Anon] CONFIDENTIALITY AND ANONYMITY OF ASSESSMENT MINERVA. 1975; 13 (2): 135-151	0	0	2	17
12204	5529 COURNAND A, MEYER M SCIENTISTS CODE MINERVA. 1976; 14 (1): 79-96	9	12	2	32
12205	5530 MACRAE D TECHNICAL COMMUNITIES AND POLITICAL CHOICE MINERVA. 1976; 14 (2): 169-190	2	9	4	44
12206	5928 RUSSELL B, SHORE A LIMITATIONS ON GOVERNMENTAL USE OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE IN UNITED-STATES MINERVA. 1977; 14 (4): 475-495	0	0	1	37
12207	6348 ZIMAN J SOLIDARITY WITHIN REPUBLIC OF SCIENCE MINERVA. 1978; 16 (1): 4-19	1	3	2	18
12208	6735 PHILIP JR TOWARDS DIVERSITY AND ADAPTABILITY - AUSTRALIAN VIEW OF GOVERNMENTALLY SUPPORTED SCIENCE MINERVA. 1979; 16 (3): 397-415	0	0	4	44
12209	7136 BULMER M THE EARLY INSTITUTIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE RESEARCH - THE LOCAL-COMMUNITY RESEARCH COMMITTEE AT THE UNIVERSITY-OF-CHICAGO, 1923-30 MINERVA. 1980; 18 (1): 51-110	1	12	0	82
12210	7532 ZIMAN J WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS - SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF PERSONAL RESEARCH PLANS MINERVA. 1981; 19 (1): 1-42	5	13	1	101
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12211	7921 LAUDAN L 2 PUZZLES ABOUT SCIENCE - REFLECTIONS ON SOME CRISES IN THE PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE MINERVA. 1982; 20 (3-4): 253-268	3	6	1	12
12212	8314 SNELLEN ITM SOCIAL MERIT AS A CRITERION OF SCIENTIFIC CHOICE - ITS APPLICATION IN DUTCH SCIENCE POLICY MINERVA. 1983; 21 (1): 16-36	0	2	1	7
12213	8315 ETZKOWITZ H ENTREPRENEURIAL SCIENTISTS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITIES IN AMERICAN ACADEMIC SCIENCE MINERVA. 1983; 21 (2-3): 198-233	23	66	2	63
12214	8680 WEINBERG AM VALUES IN SCIENCE - UNITY AS A CRITERION OF SCIENTIFIC CHOICE MINERVA. 1984; 22 (1): 1-12	0	4	1	18
12215	8681 KELLER A HAS SCIENCE CREATED TECHNOLOGY MINERVA. 1984; 22 (2): 160-182	3	13	1	55
12216	9027 CHUBIN DE MISCONDUCT IN RESEARCH - AN ISSUE OF SCIENCE POLICY AND PRACTICE MINERVA. 1985; 23 (2): 175-202	8	15	7	107
12217	9167 KNEEN P EMPIRE OF KNOWLEDGE - THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR (1917-1970) - VUCINICH,A MINERVA. 1985 WIN; 23 (4): 536-541	1	1	1	8
12218	9188 EAMON W FROM THE SECRETS OF NATURE TO PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE - THE ORIGINS OF THE CONCEPT OF OPENNESS IN SCIENCE MINERVA. 1985 FAL; 23 (3): 321-347	5	11	5	117
12219	9690 SCHOTT T SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTIVITY AND INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION OF SMALL COUNTRIES - MATHEMATICS IN DENMARK AND ISRAEL MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 3-20	5	16	2	30
12220	9691 EISENSTADT SN THE CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE AND BEYOND MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 77-105	0	0	3	53
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12221	9692 GREENFELD L SCIENCE AND NATIONAL GREATNESS IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 107-122	3	4	1	34
12222	9693 BARBER B TRUST IN SCIENCE MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 123-134	0	1	2	31
12223	10038 MAIERLEIBNITZ H SCIENTIFIC ETHICS AS A PARTICULAR ETHICS OF SCIENCE - GERMAN - SPINNER,HF MINERVA. 1988 SPR; 26 (1): 101-106	0	0	1	3
12224	10297 MAIERLEIBNITZ H THE MEASUREMENT OF QUALITY AND REPUTATION IN THE WORLD OF LEARNING MINERVA. 1989 WIN; 27 (4): 483-504	0	1	2	8
12225	11657 SCHOTT T THE MOVEMENT OF SCIENCE AND OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE - BENDAVID,JOSEPH CONTRIBUTION TO ITS UNDERSTANDING MINERVA. 1993 WIN; 31 (4): 455-477	1	5	5	49
12226	12196 CHAYUT M THE HYBRIDIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC ROLES AND IDEAS IN THE CONTEXT OF CENTERS AND PERIPHERIES MINERVA. 1994 FAL; 32 (3): 297-308	0	1	2	25
12227	12319 Varma R, Worthington R Immiseration of industrial scientists in corporate laboratories in the United States MINERVA. 1995 WIN; 33 (4): 325-338	0	1	2	35
12228	12934 Etzkowitz H Conflicts of interest and commitment in academic science in the United States MINERVA. 1996 FAL; 34 (3): 259-277	3	12	1	25
12229	13078 MacLeod R Science and democracy: Historical reflections on present discontents MINERVA. 1997 WIN; 35 (4): 369-384	0	2	2	63
12230	13582 Cole S Guardians of science: Fairness and reliability of peer review MINERVA. 1998 SUM; 36 (2): 179-189	2	2	7	19
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12231	13658 Etzkowitz H, Leydesdorff L The endless transition: A "triple helix" of university-industry-government relations MINERVA. 1998 FAL; 36 (3): 203-208	7	41	1	15
12232	13659 Geuna A The internationalisation of European universities: A return to Medieval roots MINERVA. 1998 FAL; 36 (3): 253-270	4	12	1	29
12233	13814 Mahroum S Global magnets: Science and technology disciplines and departments in the United Kingdom MINERVA. 1999 WIN; 37 (4): 379-390	1	7	1	12
12234	13888 Cole S, Phelan TJ The scientific productivity of nations MINERVA. 1999 SPR; 37 (1): 1-23	6	21	6	32
12235	14105 Ziman J The republic of science: Its political and economic theory - Commentary - I MINERVA. 2000; 38 (1): U1-25	0	0	3	14
12236	14106 Morris N Science policy in action: Policy and the researcher MINERVA. 2000; 38 (4): 425-451	2	11	2	39
12237	14515 Kemelgor C, Etzkowitz H Overcoming isolation: Women's dilemmas in american academic science MINERVA. 2001; 39 (2): 153-174	4	7	4	49
12238	14516 Fuchs S, von Stebut J, Allmendinger J Gender, science, and scientific organizations in Germany MINERVA. 2001; 39 (2): 175-201	3	5	3	72
12239	14517 Kemelgor C, Etzkowitz H Overcoming isolation: Women's dilemmas in American academic science MINERVA. 2001; 39 (2): 239-257	1	4	3	14
12240	14518 Solomon SG, Krementsov N Giving and taking across borders: The Rockefeller Foundation and Russia, 1919-1928 MINERVA. 2001; 39 (3): 265-298	0	5	1	112
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12241	14519 Low M From Einstein to Shirakawa: The Nobel Prize in Japan MINERVA. 2001; 39 (4): 445-460	1	2	2	58
12242	14879 Simon J, Hersh M An educational imperative: The role of ethical codes and normative prohibitions in CBW-applicable research MINERVA. 2002; 40 (1): 37-55	1	4	1	64
12243	14880 Balmer B Killing 'Without the distressing preliminaries': Scientists' defence of the British biological warfare programme MINERVA. 2002; 40 (1): 57-75	0	4	3	40
12244	15254 Barke RP Politics and interests in the Republic of Science MINERVA. 2003; 41 (4): 305-325	1	2	8	63
12245	15666 Feldman MP, Desrochers P Truth for its own sake: Academic culture and technology transfer at Johns Hopkins University MINERVA. 2004; 42 (2): 105-126	2	16	2	57
12246	15667 Cao C Chinese science and the 'Nobel Prize complex' MINERVA. 2004; 42 (2): 151-172	1	5	2	68
12247	17057 Fox R Fashioning the discipline: History of science in the European intellectual tradition MINERVA. 2006 DEC; 44 (4): 410-432	0	1	3	80
12248	17407 Widmalm S Introduction: Science and the creation of value MINERVA. 2007 JUN; 45 (2): 115-120	0	0	2	23
12249	17408 Powell WW, Owen-Smith J, Colyvas JA Innovaton and emulation: Lessons from American universities in selling private rights to public knowledge MINERVA. 2007 JUN; 45 (2): 121-142	3	10	9	63
12250	17632 Schuetze HG Research universities and the spectre of academic capitalism MINERVA. 2007 DEC; 45 (4): 435-443	1	1	1	21
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12251	17891 Smith-Doerr L Decoupling policy and practice: How life scientists respond to ethics education MINERVA. 2008 MAR; 46 (1): 1-16	0	2	2	30
12252	18125 Somsen GJ A history of universalism: Conceptions of the internationality of science from the Enlightenment to the Cold War MINERVA. 2008 SEP; 46 (3): 361-379	0	1	5	108
12253	18567 Coccia M Bureaucratization in Public Research Institutions MINERVA. 2009 MAR; 47 (1): 31-50	1	1	4	41
12254	18685 Atkinson-Grosjean J, Fairley C Moral Economies in Science: From Ideal to Pragmatic MINERVA. 2009 JUN; 47 (2): 147-170	0	0	5	24
12255	18686 Folker AP, Holm L, Sandoe P 'We Have to Go Where the Money Is'aEuro"Dilemmas in the Role of Nutrition Scientists: An Interview Study MINERVA. 2009 JUN; 47 (2): 217-236	0	0	2	42
12256	18839 Tallacchini M Governing by Values. EU Ethics: Soft Tool, Hard Effects MINERVA. 2009 SEP; 47 (3): 281-306	0	2	1	70
12257	18964 Jacob M On Commodification and the Governance of Academic Research MINERVA. 2009 DEC; 47 (4): 391-405	0	1	4	42
12258	18965 Kamara MW The Typology of the Game that American, British, and Danish Crop and Plant Scientists Play MINERVA. 2009 DEC; 47 (4): 441-463	0	0	5	40
12259	19265 Halffman W, Leydesdorff L Is Inequality Among Universities Increasing? Gini Coefficients and the Elusive Rise of Elite Universities MINERVA. 2010 MAR; 48 (1): 55-72	0	4	7	45
12260	19410 Serrano-Velarde K A Fish out of Water? Management Consultants in Academia MINERVA. 2010 JUN; 48 (2): 125-144	0	0	4	73
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12261	19536 Turner SP Normal Accidents of Expertise MINERVA. 2010 SEP; 48 (3): 239-258	0	0	2	33
12262	19537 Godin B Innovation Without the Word: William F. Ogburn's Contribution to the Study of Technological Innovation MINERVA. 2010 SEP; 48 (3): 277-307	0	0	4	149
12263	20163 Brosnan C The Significance of Scientific Capital in UK Medical Education MINERVA. 2011 SEP; 49 (3): 317-332	0	0	10	56
12264	362 [Anon] THE EFFECTS OF SEGREGATION AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF DESEGREGATION: A SOCIAL SCIENCE STATEMENT MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW. 1953 MAY; 37 (6): 427-439	0	0	0	56
12265	6349 FELD BC REFERENCE OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS FOR ADULT PROSECUTION - LEGISLATIVE ALTERNATIVE TO ASKING UNANSWERABLE QUESTIONS MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW. 1978; 62 (4): 515-618	0	17	1	380
12266	7922 ANGEL M PROFESSIONALS AND UNIONIZATION MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW. 1982; 66 (3): 383-457	0	6	1	195
12267	14593 Kieff FS Property rights and property rules for commercializing inventions MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW. 2001 FEB; 85 (3): 697-754	2	63	5	145
12268	16322 Chen J Mastering Eliot's paradox: Fostering cultural memory in an age of illusion and allusion MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW. 2005 MAY; 89 (5): 1361-1380	0	2	3	64
12269	18280 Kohlhepp PM When the Invention Is an Inventor: Revitalizing Patentable Subject Matter to Exclude Unpredictable Processes MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW. 2008 DEC; 93 (2): 779-814	0	1	7	97
12270	10261 SALMON WC 4 DECADES OF SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION MINNESOTA STUDIES IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE. 1989; 13: 3-219	4	43	6	666
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12271	16939 Gregor S The nature of theory in information systems MIS QUARTERLY. 2006 SEP; 30 (3): 611-642	4	111	6	133
12272	17633 Chua CEH, Wareham J, Robey D The role of online trading communities in managing internet auction fraud MIS QUARTERLY. 2007 DEC; 31 (4): 759-781	0	10	5	79
12273	19179 Hattery A, Smith E Cultural Contradictions in the South MISSISSIPPI QUARTERLY. 2010 WIN-SPR; 63 (1-2): 145-166	0	0	1	44
12274	6736 LIONBERGER HF, POPE LA, REDDY BA INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT AND FLOW - A STUDY OF THE COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR OF SOCIAL-SCIENTISTS IN A UNITED- STATES LAND GRANT AND 2 TAIWAN UNIVERSITIES MISSOURI AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION RESEARCH BULLETIN. 1979; (1033): 6-240	0	0	4	89
12275	8682 STEINBACH J IMPACTS OF THE SPATIAL AND SOCIAL-ENVIRONMENT ON INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR - SOME CONTRIBUTIONS OF SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY TO THE THEORY OF HUMAN ACTION MITTEILUNGEN DER OSTERREICHISCHEN GEOGRAPHISCHEN GESELLSCHAFT. 1984; 126: 12-&	0	0	1	38
12276	9573 NAUTA RR SENECA 'APOCOLOCYNTOSIS' AS SATURNALIAN LITERATURE MNEMOSYNE. 1987; 40 (1-2): 69-96	0	8	1	103
12277	19411 Taylor V JOHN D. MCCARTHY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD VERTA TAYLOR-2008 Acceptance Lecture - CULTURE, IDENTITY, AND EMOTIONS: STUDYING SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AS IF PEOPLE REALLY MATTER MOBILIZATION. 2010 JUN; 15 (2): 113-134	0	0	4	162
12278	19912 McAdam D, Tarrow S INTRODUCTION: DYNAMICS OF CONTENTION TEN YEARS ON MOBILIZATION. 2011 MAR; 16 (1): 1-10	0	0	4	66
12279	20164 Diani M, Pilati K INTERESTS, IDENTITIES, AND RELATIONS: DRAWING BOUNDARIES IN CIVIC ORGANIZATIONAL FIELDS MOBILIZATION. 2011 SEP; 16 (3): 265-282	0	0	6	79
12280	19093 Viale R Different Cognitive Styles in the Academy-Industry Collaboration MODEL-BASED REASONING IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: ABDUCTION, LOGIC AND COMPUTATIONAL DISCOVERY. 2010; 314: 83-105	0	0	1	81
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12281	11451 WILSON S THE MANCHURIAN CRISIS AND MODERATE JAPANESE INTELLECTUALS - THE JAPAN COUNCIL OF THE INSTITUTE OF PACIFIC RELATIONS MODERN ASIAN STUDIES. 1992 JUL; 26: 507-544	0	1	1	76
12282	16220 Chen A Secret societies and organized crime in contemporary China MODERN ASIAN STUDIES. 2005 FEB; 39: 77-107	0	1	1	98
12283	13660 Ma SY Clientelism, foreign attention, and Chinese intellectual autonomy - The case of Fang Lizhi MODERN CHINA. 1998 OCT; 24 (4): 445-471	0	1	1	62
12284	19631 Ho MS Manufacturing Loyalty: The Political Mobilization of Labor in Taiwan, 1950-1986 MODERN CHINA. 2010 NOV; 36 (6): 559-588	0	0	2	50
12285	18609 Thorpe C COMMUNITY AND THE MARKET IN MICHAEL POLANYI'S PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE MODERN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY. 2009 APR; 6 (1): 59-89	0	0	4	87
12286	18784 Isaac J TANGLED LOOPS: THEORY, HISTORY, AND THE HUMAN SCIENCES IN MODERN AMERICA MODERN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY. 2009 AUG; 6 (2): 397-424	0	7	6	128
12287	18925 Kim MG A HISTORICAL ATLAS OF OBJECTIVITY MODERN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY. 2009 NOV; 6 (3): 569-596	0	0	2	119
12288	7923 KATZ FE A SOCIOLOGICAL-PERSPECTIVE TO THE HOLOCAUST MODERN JUDAISM. 1982; 2 (3): 273-296	0	1	2	39
12289	19358 Hildebrandt M, Koops BJ The Challenges of Ambient Law and Legal Protection in the Profiling Era MODERN LAW REVIEW. 2010 MAY; 73 (3): 428-460	0	1	1	85
12290	17130 Walker LK Simulation Models of Partnership Choice and the Examination of Marital Homogamy MODSIM 2007: INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON MODELLING AND SIMULATION. 2007; : 2781-2786	0	0	1	10
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
12291	18785 Zabel B Criminological aspects of modern crime control MONATSSCHRIFT FUR KRIMINOLOGIE UND STRAFRECHTSREFORM. 2009 AUG; 92 (4): 395-412	0	0	1	179
12292	19491 Hirtenlehner H, Bacher J, Oberwittler D, Hummelsheim D, Jackson J Culture, institutions and crime Testing Institutional Anomie Theory with victimization data from Europe MONATSSCHRIFT FUR KRIMINOLOGIE UND STRAFRECHTSREFORM. 2010 AUG; 93 (4): 274-299	0	0	16	49
12293	4042 STEINHAU.HC SOCIAL ASPECTS OF PHYSICAL MALTREATMENT OF CHILDREN MONATSSCHRIFT KINDERHEILKUNDE. 1972; 120 (8): 314-&	0	2	1	29
12294	10854 ONEILL J PROPERTY IN SCIENCE AND THE MARKET MONIST. 1990 OCT; 73 (4): 601-620	0	2	1	30
12295	12765 JOHNSON DG FORBIDDEN KNOWLEDGE AND SCIENCE AS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY MONIST. 1996 APR; 79 (2): 197-217	2	6	1	16
12296	7137 KOLOKO ME THE MANPOWER APPROACH TO PLANNING - THEORETICAL ISSUES AND EVIDENCE FROM ZAMBIA MONOGRAPH SERIES IN WORLD AFFAIRS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER. 1980; 18 (M1): R7-R94	0	0	1	65
12297	4043 MEASHAM AR FAMILY PLANNING IN NORTH CAROLINA - POLITICS OF A LUKEWARM ISSUE MONOGRAPHS OF THE CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER. 1972; (M17): 1-112	0	0	1	74
12298	5531 CHEN KH, MURRAY GF TRUTHS AND UN-TRUTHS IN VILLAGE HAITI - EXPERIMENT IN 3RD WORLD SURVEY RESEARCH MONOGRAPHS OF THE CAROLINA POPULATION CENTER. 1976; (M21): 241-262	0	0	1	14
12299	889 FARBER B EFFECTS OF A SEVERELY MENTALLY-RETARDED CHILD ON FAMILY INTEGRATION MONOGRAPHS OF THE SOCIETY FOR RESEARCH IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT. 1959; 24 (2): 1-112	0	18	4	81
12300	1052 FARBER B FAMILY ORGANIZATION AND CRISIS - MAINTENANCE OF INTEGRATION IN FAMILIES WITH A SEVERELY MENTALLY-RETARDED CHILD MONOGRAPHS OF THE SOCIETY FOR RESEARCH IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT. 1960; 25 (1): 1-95	0	15	2	32

Date / Author / Journal

12201

SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS - MERTON,RK

MINERVA. 1974; 12 (2): 283-286

12202

5122 ZUCKERMAN H, COLE JR

WOMEN IN AMERICAN SCIENCE

MINERVA. 1975; 13 (1): 82-102

12203

5123 [Anon]

CONFIDENTIALITY AND ANONYMITY OF ASSESSMENT

MINERVA. 1975; 13 (2): 135-151

12204

5529 COURNAND A, MEYER M

SCIENTISTS CODE

MINERVA. 1976; 14 (1): 79-96

12205

5530 MACRAE D

TECHNICAL COMMUNITIES AND POLITICAL CHOICE

MINERVA. 1976; 14 (2): 169-190

12206

5928 RUSSELL B, SHORE A

LIMITATIONS ON GOVERNMENTAL USE OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE IN UNITED-STATES

MINERVA. 1977; 14 (4): 475-495

12207

6348 ZIMAN J

SOLIDARITY WITHIN REPUBLIC OF SCIENCE

MINERVA. 1978; 16 (1): 4-19

12208

6735 PHILIP JR

TOWARDS DIVERSITY AND ADAPTABILITY - AUSTRALIAN VIEW OF GOVERNMENTALLY SUPPORTED SCIENCE

MINERVA. 1979; 16 (3): 397-415

12209

7136 BULMER M

THE EARLY INSTITUTIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF SOCIAL-SCIENCE RESEARCH - THE LOCAL-COMMUNITY RESEARCH COMMITTEE AT THE UNIVERSITY-OF-CHICAGO, 1923-30

MINERVA. 1980; 18 (1): 51-110

12210

7532 ZIMAN J

WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS - SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF PERSONAL RESEARCH PLANS

MINERVA. 1981; 19 (1): 1-42

101

Date / Author / Journal

12211

2 PUZZLES ABOUT SCIENCE - REFLECTIONS ON SOME CRISES IN THE PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

MINERVA. 1982; 20 (3-4): 253-268

12212

8314 SNELLEN ITM

SOCIAL MERIT AS A CRITERION OF SCIENTIFIC CHOICE - ITS APPLICATION IN DUTCH SCIENCE POLICY

MINERVA. 1983; 21 (1): 16-36

12213

8315 ETZKOWITZ H

ENTREPRENEURIAL SCIENTISTS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITIES IN AMERICAN ACADEMIC SCIENCE

MINERVA. 1983; 21 (2-3): 198-233

12214

8680 WEINBERG AM

VALUES IN SCIENCE - UNITY AS A CRITERION OF SCIENTIFIC CHOICE

MINERVA. 1984; 22 (1): 1-12

12215

8681 KELLER A

HAS SCIENCE CREATED TECHNOLOGY

MINERVA. 1984; 22 (2): 160-182

12216

9027 CHUBIN DE

MISCONDUCT IN RESEARCH - AN ISSUE OF SCIENCE POLICY AND PRACTICE

MINERVA. 1985; 23 (2): 175-202

107

12217

9167 KNEEN P

EMPIRE OF KNOWLEDGE - THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR (1917-1970) - VUCINICH,A

MINERVA. 1985 WIN; 23 (4): 536-541

12218

9188 EAMON W

FROM THE SECRETS OF NATURE TO PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE - THE ORIGINS OF THE CONCEPT OF OPENNESS IN SCIENCE

MINERVA. 1985 FAL; 23 (3): 321-347

117

12219

9690 SCHOTT T

SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTIVITY AND INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION OF SMALL COUNTRIES - MATHEMATICS IN DENMARK AND ISRAEL

MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 3-20

12220

9691 EISENSTADT SN

THE CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE AND BEYOND

MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 77-105

Date / Author / Journal

12221

SCIENCE AND NATIONAL GREATNESS IN 17TH-CENTURY ENGLAND

MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 107-122

12222

9693 BARBER B

TRUST IN SCIENCE

MINERVA. 1987 SPR-SUM; 25 (1-2): 123-134

12223

10038 MAIERLEIBNITZ H

SCIENTIFIC ETHICS AS A PARTICULAR ETHICS OF SCIENCE - GERMAN - SPINNER,HF

MINERVA. 1988 SPR; 26 (1): 101-106

12224

10297 MAIERLEIBNITZ H

THE MEASUREMENT OF QUALITY AND REPUTATION IN THE WORLD OF LEARNING

MINERVA. 1989 WIN; 27 (4): 483-504

12225

11657 SCHOTT T

THE MOVEMENT OF SCIENCE AND OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE - BENDAVID,JOSEPH CONTRIBUTION TO ITS UNDERSTANDING

MINERVA. 1993 WIN; 31 (4): 455-477

12226

12196 CHAYUT M

THE HYBRIDIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC ROLES AND IDEAS IN THE CONTEXT OF CENTERS AND PERIPHERIES

MINERVA. 1994 FAL; 32 (3): 297-308

12227

12319 Varma R, Worthington R

Immiseration of industrial scientists in corporate laboratories in the United States

MINERVA. 1995 WIN; 33 (4): 325-338

12228

12934 Etzkowitz H

Conflicts of interest and commitment in academic science in the United States

MINERVA. 1996 FAL; 34 (3): 259-277

12229

13078 MacLeod R

Science and democracy: Historical reflections on present discontents

MINERVA. 1997 WIN; 35 (4): 369-384

12230

13582 Cole S

Guardians of science: Fairness and reliability of peer review

MINERVA. 1998 SUM; 36 (2): 179-189

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

12231

13658 Etzkowitz H, Leydesdorff L

The endless transition: A "triple helix" of university-industry-government relations

MINERVA. 1998 FAL; 36 (3): 203-208

12232

13659 Geuna A

The internationalisation of European universities: A return to Medieval roots

MINERVA. 1998 FAL; 36 (3): 253-270

12233

13814 Mahroum S

Global magnets: Science and technology disciplines and departments in the United Kingdom

MINERVA. 1999 WIN; 37 (4): 379-390

12234

13888 Cole S, Phelan TJ

The scientific productivity of nations

MINERVA. 1999 SPR; 37 (1): 1-23

12235

14105 Ziman J

The republic of science: Its political and economic theory - Commentary - I

MINERVA. 2000; 38 (1): U1-25

12236

14106 Morris N

Science policy in action: Policy and the researcher

MINERVA. 2000; 38 (4): 425-451

12237

14515 Kemelgor C, Etzkowitz H

Overcoming isolation: Women's dilemmas in american academic science

MINERVA. 2001; 39 (2): 153-174

12238

14516 Fuchs S, von Stebut J, Allmendinger J

Gender, science, and scientific organizations in Germany

MINERVA. 2001; 39 (2): 175-201

12239

14517 Kemelgor C, Etzkowitz H

Overcoming isolation: Women's dilemmas in American academic science

MINERVA. 2001; 39 (2): 239-257

12240

14518 Solomon SG, Krementsov N

Giving and taking across borders: The Rockefeller Foundation and Russia, 1919-1928

MINERVA. 2001; 39 (3): 265-298

112

Date / Author / Journal

12241

From Einstein to Shirakawa: The Nobel Prize in Japan

MINERVA. 2001; 39 (4): 445-460

12242

14879 Simon J, Hersh M

An educational imperative: The role of ethical codes and normative prohibitions in CBW-applicable research

MINERVA. 2002; 40 (1): 37-55

12243

14880 Balmer B

Killing 'Without the distressing preliminaries': Scientists' defence of the British biological warfare programme

MINERVA. 2002; 40 (1): 57-75

12244

15254 Barke RP

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A Fish out of Water? Management Consultants in Academia

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INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT AND FLOW - A STUDY OF THE COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR OF SOCIAL-SCIENTISTS IN A UNITED- STATES LAND GRANT AND 2 TAIWAN UNIVERSITIES

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12295

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FORBIDDEN KNOWLEDGE AND SCIENCE AS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY

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12296

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THE MANPOWER APPROACH TO PLANNING - THEORETICAL ISSUES AND EVIDENCE FROM ZAMBIA

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12297

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FAMILY PLANNING IN NORTH CAROLINA - POLITICS OF A LUKEWARM ISSUE

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12298

5531 CHEN KH, MURRAY GF

TRUTHS AND UN-TRUTHS IN VILLAGE HAITI - EXPERIMENT IN 3RD WORLD SURVEY RESEARCH

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EFFECTS OF A SEVERELY MENTALLY-RETARDED CHILD ON FAMILY INTEGRATION

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12300

1052 FARBER B

FAMILY ORGANIZATION AND CRISIS - MAINTENANCE OF INTEGRATION IN FAMILIES WITH A SEVERELY MENTALLY-RETARDED CHILD

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Robert K Merton & citing papers 155 Publications by Robert K Merton and the papers in the Web of Science citing them	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 59053, GCS 371798, CR 1071233 Collection span: 1934 - 2011
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