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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15301	13630 Caws P Communication lag SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 1998 SEP; 20 (1): 14-21	0	2	1	3
15302	13631 Barke RP Authority in science and technology policy SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 1998 SEP; 20 (1): 116-123	1	1	1	18
15303	13995 Rier DA The versatile "caveat" section of an epidemiology paper - Managing public and private risk SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 1999 SEP; 21 (1): 3-37	4	7	6	98
15304	14301 Mahroum S Scientific mobility - An agent of scientific expansion and institutional empowerment SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2000 JUN; 21 (4): 367-378	1	7	3	24
15305	15443 Rier DA Work setting, publication, and scientific responsibility SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2003 JUN; 24 (4): 420-457	2	3	11	87
15306	15975 Amara N, Ouimet M, Landry R New evidence on instrumental, conceptual, and symbolic utilization of university research in government agencies SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2004 SEP; 26 (1): 75-106	2	27	6	62
15307	16057 Hartley J, Sotto E, Fox C Clarity across the disciplines - An analysis of texts in the sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2004 DEC; 26 (2): 188-210	0	1	3	51
15308	16823 Kim H, Park HW, Thelwall M Comparing academic hyperlink structures with journal publishing in Korea - A social network analysis SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2006 JUN; 27 (4): 540-564	0	3	4	63
15309	16940 Pardo R, Calvo F Mapping perceptions of science in end-of-century Europe SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2006 SEP; 28 (1): 3-46	1	2	1	57
15310	18133 Pardo R, Calvo F Attitudes toward embryo research, worldviews, and the moral status of the embryo frame SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2008 SEP; 30 (1): 8-47	0	5	2	46
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15311	18134 Clarke CE A question of balance - The autism-vaccine controversy in the British and American elite press SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2008 SEP; 30 (1): 77-107	0	4	3	75
15312	18292 Alcibar M Human Cloning and the Raelians Media Coverage and the Rhetoric of Science SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2008 DEC; 30 (2): 236-265	0	0	4	43
15313	18856 Russell N The New Men Scientists at Work in Popular British Fiction Between the Early 1930s and the Late 1960s SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2009 SEP; 31 (1): 29-56	0	0	2	81
15314	19550 Verhoeven P Sound-Bite Science: On the Brevity of Science and Scientific Experts in Western European Television News SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2010 SEP; 32 (3): 330-355	0	0	3	61
15315	19924 von Roten FC Gender Differences in Scientists' Public Outreach and Engagement Activities SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2011 MAR; 33 (1): 52-75	0	0	1	46
15316	9782 MULKEY LM THE USE OF A SOCIOLOGICAL-PERSPECTIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SCIENCE TEXTBOOK EVALUATION INSTRUMENT SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1987 JUL; 71 (4): 511-522	1	3	3	19
15317	9981 DUSCHL RA ABANDONING THE SCIENTISTIC LEGACY OF SCIENCE-EDUCATION SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1988 JAN; 72 (1): 51-62	1	46	1	43
15318	11455 RAMPAL A IMAGES OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS - A STUDY OF SCHOOL TEACHERS VIEWS .1. CHARACTERISTICS OF SCIENTISTS SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1992 JUL; 76 (4): 415-436	0	3	0	63
15319	11729 KELLY GJ, CARLSEN WS, CUNNINGHAM CM SCIENCE-EDUCATION IN SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXT - PERSPECTIVES FROM THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1993 APR; 77 (2): 207-220	6	40	4	50
15320	12129 STANLEY WB, BRICKHOUSE NW MULTICULTURALISM, UNIVERSALISM, AND SCIENCE-EDUCATION SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1994 JUL; 78 (4): 387-398	0	40	2	41
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15321	12394 GRANDY RE EXPERTISE AND THE CRITICAL NONEXPERT - COMMENT SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1995 APR; 79 (2): 219-221	0	1	1	2
15322	14943 Seymour E Tracking the processes of change in US undergraduate education in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2002 JAN; 86 (1): 79-105	0	5	1	76
15323	16031 Allchin D Should the sociology of science be rated X? SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2004 NOV; 88 (6): 934-946	2	6	4	78
15324	20226 Wan ZH, Wong SL, Yung BHW Common Interest, Common Visions? Chinese Science Teacher Educators' Views About the Values of Teaching Nature of Science to Prospective Science Teachers SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2011 NOV; 95 (6): 1101-1123	0	0	4	85
15325	13775 de la Mothe J Transitional systems of innovation SCIENCE EVALUATION AND ITS MANAGEMENT. 1999; 28: 83-93	0	0	0	38
15326	12204 SHERMAN B GOVERNING SCIENCE - PATENTS AND PUBLIC-SECTOR RESEARCH SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1994 FAL; 7 (3): 515-537	0	3	2	70
15327	12395 LOWY I NOTHING MORE TO BE DONE - PALLIATIVE CARE VERSUS EXPERIMENTAL-THERAPY IN ADVANCED CANCER SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1995 SPR; 8 (1): 209-229	0	9	1	67
15328	12549 Zambelli P Alexandre Koyre versus Lucien Levy-Bruhl: From collective representations to paradigms of scientific thought SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1995 FAL; 8 (3): 531-555	0	5	2	89
15329	12683 Clark W On the ministerial archive of academic acts SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1996 WIN; 9 (4): 421-486	0	5	2	105
15330	13512 Kaiser D A Mannheim for all seasons: Bloor, Merton, and the roots of the sociology of scientific knowledge SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1998 SPR; 11 (1): 51-87	1	3	15	136
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15331	13513 Jha SR On the duties of intellectuals to truth: The life and work of chemist-philosopher Michael Polanyi SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1998 SPR; 11 (1): 89-141	0	1	1	99
15332	13591 Gross AG Do disputes over priority tell us anything about science? SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1998 SUM; 11 (2): 161-179	2	3	2	35
15333	14409 Biagioli M Replication or monopoly? The economies of invention and discovery in Galileo's observations of 1610 SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2000 FAL-WIN; 13 (3-4): 547-590	4	5	1	50
15334	14992 Webster C Paracelsus, paracelsianism, and the secularization of the worldview SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2002 MAR; 15 (1): 9-27	0	2	1	47
15335	14993 Ben-Chaim A Empowering lay belief: Robert Boyle and the moral economy of experiment SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2002 MAR; 15 (1): 51-77	1	1	2	108
15336	14994 Feingold M Science as a calling? The early modern dilemma SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2002 MAR; 15 (1): 79-119	1	8	2	123
15337	15198 Schiebinger L European women in science SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2002 DEC; 15 (4): 473-481	1	2	1	22
15338	15606 Muller-Wille S Joining Lapland and the topinambes in flourishing Holland: Center and periphery in Linnaean botany SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2003 DEC; 16 (4): 461-488	0	6	1	90
15339	15976 Wesseling E Judith Rich Harris: The Miss Marple of developmental psychology SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2004 SEP; 17 (3): 293-314	0	0	3	59
15340	15977 Siegmund-Schultze R A non-conformist longing for unity in the fractures of modernity: Towards a scientific biography of Richard von Mises (1883-1953) SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2004 SEP; 17 (3): 333-370	0	5	2	97
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15341	17900 Burnham JC Accident proneness (Unfallneigung): A classic case of simultaneous discovery/construction in psychology SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2008 MAR; 21 (1): 99-118	0	1	3	69
15342	18976 Oleinik A Inquiring into Communication in Science: Alternative Approaches SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2009 DEC; 22 (4): 613-646	0	0	5	115
15343	12794 Frankel MS Guidelines/codes of ethics: Merging process and content SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 1996 MAY 17; 184 (1-2): 13-16	0	1	0	3
15344	3764 DOLBY RGA SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE IN NATURAL SCIENCE SCIENCE STUDIES. 1971; 1 (1): 3-&	11	13	8	58
15345	3765 MULKAY M SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH SCIENCE STUDIES. 1971; 1 (2): 207-&	5	7	2	20
15346	4094 BERMAN M EARLY YEARS OF ROYAL INSTITUTION 1799-1810 - RE-EVALUATION SCIENCE STUDIES. 1972; 2 (3): 205-+	2	7	2	215
15347	4095 GIBBONS M, KING P DEVELOPMENT OF OVONIC SWITCHES - CASE STUDY OF A SCIENTIFIC CONTROVERSY SCIENCE STUDIES. 1972; 2 (4): 295-&	2	3	1	15
15348	4096 KRAUZE TK SOCIAL AND INTELLECTUAL STRUCTURES OF SCIENCE A MATHEMATICAL-ANALYSIS SCIENCE STUDIES. 1972; 2 (4): 369-&	9	11	3	21
15349	4435 KEARNEY HF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND - MERTON,RK - WILKINS,J 1614 1672 - INTELLECTUAL BIOGRAPHY - SHAPIRO,B - COMMON SCIENTIST IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY - HOPPEN,T - VANITY OF DOGMATISING - 3 VERSIONS - GLANVILL,J - HUMANISM AND RISE OF SCIENCE - MCLEAN,A - DEE,J - WORLD OF AN ELIZABETHAN MAGUS - FINCH,PJ SCIENCE STUDIES. 1973; 3 (1): 72-78	1	1	1	6
15350	4785 AMICK DJ INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC ELITISM AND SCIENTISTS MISSION SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (1): 1-16	2	7	3	24
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15351	4786 DUNCAN SS ISOLATION OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY - INDIFFERENCE AND RESISTANCE TO A NEW IDEA SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (2): 109-134	4	15	4	67
15352	4787 HILL SC QUESTIONING INFLUENCE OF A SOCIAL SYSTEM OF SCIENCE - STUDY OF AUSTRALIAN SCIENTISTS SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (2): 135-163	7	12	2	30
15353	4788 HOLLOWAY D INNOVATION IN SCIENCE - CASE OF CYBERNETICS IN SOVIET-UNION SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (4): 299-337	1	7	1	96
15354	7189 WARTOFSKY MW THE CRITIQUE OF IMPURE REASON .2. SIN, SCIENCE, AND SOCIETY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1980; (33): 5-23	0	1	2	19
15355	7586 RESTIVO S SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES-TORONTO 80, THE JOINT ANNUAL-MEETINGS OF THE HISTORY-OF-SCIENCE-SOCIETY, PHILOSOPHY-OF-SCIENCE-ASSOCIATION, SOCIETY-FOR-THE-HISTORY-OF- TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY-FOR-THE-SOCIAL-STUDIES-OF-SCIENCE, HELD IN TORONTO, CANADA, 16-19 OCTOBER 1980 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (34): 20-24	0	0	1	18
15356	7587 MARKLE GE, PETERSEN JC CONTROVERSIES IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - A PROTOCOL FOR COMPARATIVE RESEARCH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (34): 25-30	0	0	1	17
15357	7588 RESTIVO S COMMENTARY - SOME PERSPECTIVES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (35): 22-30	0	0	3	36
15358	7589 MULLINS NC POWER, SOCIAL-STRUCTURE, AND ADVICE IN AMERICAN SCIENCE - THE UNITED-STATES NATIONAL ADVISORY SYSTEM, 1950- 1972 SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (37): 4-19	0	0	3	57
15359	7973 BOK S SECRECY AND OPENNESS IN SCIENCE - ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1982; (38): 32-41	1	1	3	40
15360	7974 MAZLISH B THE QUALITY OF THE QUALITY OF SCIENCE - AN EVALUATION SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1982; (38): 42-52	0	0	1	19
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15361	8357 SCHMAUS W FRAUD AND THE NORMS OF SCIENCE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1983; (45): 12-22	1	2	2	37
15362	8730 ZUCKERMAN H NORMS AND DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR IN SCIENCE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1984; (46): 7-13	1	1	2	12
15363	9068 THACKRAY A, BROSSEAU G, BLANPIED W, MORIN A, CHAPIN P, et al. THE HISTORIAN AND THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (50): 17-27	0	0	1	12
15364	9069 CAMPBELL DT, CHAPIN P, INFANTE EF, LARSEN O, YOUNG J, et al. TOWARD AN EPISTEMOLOGICALLY-RELEVANT SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (50): 38-48	0	0	1	8
15365	9070 SUTTMEIER RP CORRUPTION IN SCIENCE - THE CHINESE CASE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (50): 49-61	0	0	1	21
15366	9071 HULL D OPENNESS AND SECRECY IN SCIENCE - THEIR ORIGINS AND LIMITATIONS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (51): 4-13	0	0	2	16
15367	9072 CHUBIN DE OPEN SCIENCE AND CLOSED SCIENCE - TRADEOFFS IN A DEMOCRACY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (51): 73-81	0	0	5	51
15368	9073 FERGUSON JR NATIONAL-SECURITY CONTROLS ON TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE - A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (51): 87-98	0	0	1	26
15369	9074 JASANOFF S PEER-REVIEW IN THE REGULATORY PROCESS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (52): 20-32	0	0	2	25
15370	9293 RESTIVO S SCIENCE, SECRECY, AND DEMOCRACY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1986 WIN; 11 (1): 79-84	0	0	1	18
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15371	9626 NELKIN D, NELSON R, KIERNAN C UNIVERSITY INDUSTRY ALLIANCES - COMMENTARY SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1987 WIN; 12 (1): 65-74	2	9	2	27
15372	9701 RESTIVO S SCIENCE STUDIES - WHAT IS TO BE DONE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1987 SPR; 12 (2): 13-18	0	3	3	15
15373	9982 ZUCKERMAN HA INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND DIVERSE RIGHTS OF OWNERSHIP IN SCIENCE - INTRODUCTION SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1988 WIN-SPR; 13 (1-2): 7-16	8	10	7	20
15374	9983 CHUBIN DE ALLOCATING CREDIT AND BLAME IN SCIENCE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1988 WIN-SPR; 13 (1-2): 53-63	1	3	4	30
15375	9984 BARBER B CORRECTION SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1988 WIN-SPR; 13 (1-2): 215-215	0	0	2	4
15376	11138 TRAVIS GDL, COLLINS HM NEW LIGHT ON OLD BOYS - COGNITIVE AND INSTITUTIONAL PARTICULARISM IN THE PEER-REVIEW SYSTEM SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1991 SUM; 16 (3): 322-341	15	33	2	22
15377	11196 MCCAIN KW COMMUNICATION, COMPETITION, AND SECRECY - THE PRODUCTION AND DISSEMINATION OF RESEARCH-RELATED INFORMATION IN GENETICS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1991 FAL; 16 (4): 491-516	17	47	6	54
15378	11663 GIERE RN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES - PROSPECTS FOR AN ENLIGHTENED POSTMODERN SYNTHESIS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1993 WIN; 18 (1): 102-112	1	7	1	27
15379	11664 BIJKER WE DO NOT DESPAIR - THERE IS LIFE AFTER CONSTRUCTIVISM SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1993 WIN; 18 (1): 113-138	4	51	3	89
15380	11730 SCHOTT T WORLD SCIENCE - GLOBALIZATION OF INSTITUTIONS AND PARTICIPATION SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1993 SPR; 18 (2): 196-208	5	27	4	27
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15381	11975 BLAKESLEE AM THE RHETORICAL CONSTRUCTION OF NOVELTY - PRESENTING CLAIMS IN A LETTERS FORUM SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 WIN; 19 (1): 88-100	1	4	1	23
15382	12050 BARDINI T A TRANSLATION ANALYSIS OF THE GREEN-REVOLUTION IN BALI SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SPR; 19 (2): 152-168	0	2	2	29
15383	12051 RUSCIO KP POLICY CULTURES - THE CASE OF SCIENCE POLICY IN THE UNITED-STATES SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SPR; 19 (2): 205-222	0	2	3	30
15384	12130 SULLIVAN DL EXCLUSIONARY EPIDEICTIC - NOVAS NARRATIVE EXCOMMUNICATION OF FLEISCHMANN AND PONS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SUM; 19 (3): 283-306	2	6	3	54
15385	12131 RAWLING A THE AIDS VIRUS DISPUTE - AWARDING PRIORITY FOR THE DISCOVERY OF THE HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS (HIV) SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SUM; 19 (3): 342-360	4	10	8	114
15386	12205 SCHNABEL J PUCK IN THE LABORATORY - THE CONSTRUCTION AND DECONSTRUCTION OF HOAXLIKE DECEPTION IN SCIENCE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 FAL; 19 (4): 459-492	1	4	2	91
15387	12396 LEWENSTEIN BV DO PUBLIC ELECTRONIC BULLETIN BOARDS HELP CREATE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE - THE COLD-FUSION CASE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1995 SPR; 20 (2): 123-149	3	11	1	34
15388	12397 JANSEN D CONVERGENCE OF BASIC AND APPLIED-RESEARCH - RESEARCH ORIENTATIONS IN GERMAN HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTOR RESEARCH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1995 SPR; 20 (2): 197-233	2	8	8	89
15389	12550 EPSTEIN S THE CONSTRUCTION OF LAY EXPERTISE - AIDS ACTIVISM AND THE FORGING OF CREDIBILITY IN THE REFORM OF CLINICAL- TRIALS SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1995 FAL; 20 (4): 408-437	7	129	4	144
15390	12684 Kyvik S, Teigen M Child care, research collaboration, and gender differences in scientific productivity SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1996 WIN; 21 (1): 54-71	10	34	6	31
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
15391	12770 Solomon SM, Hackett EJ Setting boundaries between science and law: Lessons from Daubert v Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1996 SPR; 21 (2): 131-156	4	21	3	59
15392	13592 Atkinson P, Batchelor C, Parsons E Trajectories of collaboration and competition in a medical discovery SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1998 SUM; 23 (3): 259-284	3	14	5	59
15393	13593 Kleinman DL Untangling context: Understanding a university laboratory in the commercial world SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1998 SUM; 23 (3): 285-314	5	20	7	96
15394	14259 Lynch WT, Kline R Engineering practice and engineering ethics SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2000 SPR; 25 (2): 195-225	0	18	1	58
15395	14654 MacKenzie D Physics and finance: S-terms and modern finance as a topic for science studies SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2001 SPR; 26 (2): 115-144	1	24	3	81
15396	14655 Mahlck P Mapping gender differences in scientific careers in social and bibliometric space SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2001 SPR; 26 (2): 167-190	1	4	1	38
15397	15015 Slaughter S, Campbell T, Holleman M, Morgan E The "traffic" in graduate students: Graduate students as tokens of exchange between academe and industry SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2002 SPR; 27 (2): 282-312	8	22	10	52
15398	15397 Dalpe R, Bouchard L, Houle AJ, Bedard L Watching the race to find the breast cancer genes SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2003 SPR; 28 (2): 187-216	0	5	4	57
15399	15544 Hedgecoe AM Terminology and the construction of scientific disciplines: The case of pharmacogenomics SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2003 FAL; 28 (4): 513-537	2	22	3	101
15400	15814 Bijker WE In memoriam: Robert K. Merton, Dorothy Nelkin, and David Edge - Presidential address, Annual Meeting 2003, Atlanta, GA SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2004 SPR; 29 (2): 131-138	0	0	2	13

Date / Author / Journal

15301

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 1998 SEP; 20 (1): 14-21

15302

13631 Barke RP

Authority in science and technology policy

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 1998 SEP; 20 (1): 116-123

15303

13995 Rier DA

The versatile "caveat" section of an epidemiology paper - Managing public and private risk

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 1999 SEP; 21 (1): 3-37

15304

14301 Mahroum S

Scientific mobility - An agent of scientific expansion and institutional empowerment

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2000 JUN; 21 (4): 367-378

15305

15443 Rier DA

Work setting, publication, and scientific responsibility

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2003 JUN; 24 (4): 420-457

15306

15975 Amara N, Ouimet M, Landry R

New evidence on instrumental, conceptual, and symbolic utilization of university research in government agencies

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2004 SEP; 26 (1): 75-106

15307

16057 Hartley J, Sotto E, Fox C

Clarity across the disciplines - An analysis of texts in the sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2004 DEC; 26 (2): 188-210

15308

16823 Kim H, Park HW, Thelwall M

Comparing academic hyperlink structures with journal publishing in Korea - A social network analysis

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2006 JUN; 27 (4): 540-564

15309

16940 Pardo R, Calvo F

Mapping perceptions of science in end-of-century Europe

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2006 SEP; 28 (1): 3-46

15310

18133 Pardo R, Calvo F

Attitudes toward embryo research, worldviews, and the moral status of the embryo frame

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2008 SEP; 30 (1): 8-47

Date / Author / Journal

15311

A question of balance - The autism-vaccine controversy in the British and American elite press

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2008 SEP; 30 (1): 77-107

15312

18292 Alcibar M

Human Cloning and the Raelians Media Coverage and the Rhetoric of Science

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2008 DEC; 30 (2): 236-265

15313

18856 Russell N

The New Men Scientists at Work in Popular British Fiction Between the Early 1930s and the Late 1960s

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2009 SEP; 31 (1): 29-56

15314

19550 Verhoeven P

Sound-Bite Science: On the Brevity of Science and Scientific Experts in Western European Television News

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2010 SEP; 32 (3): 330-355

15315

19924 von Roten FC

Gender Differences in Scientists' Public Outreach and Engagement Activities

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION. 2011 MAR; 33 (1): 52-75

15316

9782 MULKEY LM

THE USE OF A SOCIOLOGICAL-PERSPECTIVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SCIENCE TEXTBOOK EVALUATION INSTRUMENT

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1987 JUL; 71 (4): 511-522

15317

9981 DUSCHL RA

ABANDONING THE SCIENTISTIC LEGACY OF SCIENCE-EDUCATION

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1988 JAN; 72 (1): 51-62

15318

11455 RAMPAL A

IMAGES OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS - A STUDY OF SCHOOL TEACHERS VIEWS .1. CHARACTERISTICS OF SCIENTISTS

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1992 JUL; 76 (4): 415-436

15319

11729 KELLY GJ, CARLSEN WS, CUNNINGHAM CM

SCIENCE-EDUCATION IN SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXT - PERSPECTIVES FROM THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1993 APR; 77 (2): 207-220

15320

12129 STANLEY WB, BRICKHOUSE NW

MULTICULTURALISM, UNIVERSALISM, AND SCIENCE-EDUCATION

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1994 JUL; 78 (4): 387-398

Date / Author / Journal

15321

EXPERTISE AND THE CRITICAL NONEXPERT - COMMENT

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 1995 APR; 79 (2): 219-221

15322

14943 Seymour E

Tracking the processes of change in US undergraduate education in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2002 JAN; 86 (1): 79-105

15323

16031 Allchin D

Should the sociology of science be rated X?

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2004 NOV; 88 (6): 934-946

15324

20226 Wan ZH, Wong SL, Yung BHW

Common Interest, Common Visions? Chinese Science Teacher Educators' Views About the Values of Teaching Nature of Science to Prospective Science Teachers

SCIENCE EDUCATION. 2011 NOV; 95 (6): 1101-1123

15325

13775 de la Mothe J

Transitional systems of innovation

SCIENCE EVALUATION AND ITS MANAGEMENT. 1999; 28: 83-93

15326

12204 SHERMAN B

GOVERNING SCIENCE - PATENTS AND PUBLIC-SECTOR RESEARCH

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1994 FAL; 7 (3): 515-537

15327

12395 LOWY I

NOTHING MORE TO BE DONE - PALLIATIVE CARE VERSUS EXPERIMENTAL-THERAPY IN ADVANCED CANCER

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1995 SPR; 8 (1): 209-229

15328

12549 Zambelli P

Alexandre Koyre versus Lucien Levy-Bruhl: From collective representations to paradigms of scientific thought

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1995 FAL; 8 (3): 531-555

15329

12683 Clark W

On the ministerial archive of academic acts

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1996 WIN; 9 (4): 421-486

105

15330

13512 Kaiser D

A Mannheim for all seasons: Bloor, Merton, and the roots of the sociology of scientific knowledge

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1998 SPR; 11 (1): 51-87

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Date / Author / Journal

15331

On the duties of intellectuals to truth: The life and work of chemist-philosopher Michael Polanyi

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1998 SPR; 11 (1): 89-141

15332

13591 Gross AG

Do disputes over priority tell us anything about science?

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 1998 SUM; 11 (2): 161-179

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14409 Biagioli M

Replication or monopoly? The economies of invention and discovery in Galileo's observations of 1610

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2000 FAL-WIN; 13 (3-4): 547-590

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14992 Webster C

Paracelsus, paracelsianism, and the secularization of the worldview

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2002 MAR; 15 (1): 9-27

15335

14993 Ben-Chaim A

Empowering lay belief: Robert Boyle and the moral economy of experiment

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14994 Feingold M

Science as a calling? The early modern dilemma

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2002 MAR; 15 (1): 79-119

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15198 Schiebinger L

European women in science

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2002 DEC; 15 (4): 473-481

15338

15606 Muller-Wille S

Joining Lapland and the topinambes in flourishing Holland: Center and periphery in Linnaean botany

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2003 DEC; 16 (4): 461-488

15339

15976 Wesseling E

Judith Rich Harris: The Miss Marple of developmental psychology

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2004 SEP; 17 (3): 293-314

15340

15977 Siegmund-Schultze R

A non-conformist longing for unity in the fractures of modernity: Towards a scientific biography of Richard von Mises (1883-1953)

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2004 SEP; 17 (3): 333-370

Date / Author / Journal

15341

Accident proneness (Unfallneigung): A classic case of simultaneous discovery/construction in psychology

SCIENCE IN CONTEXT. 2008 MAR; 21 (1): 99-118

15342

18976 Oleinik A

Inquiring into Communication in Science: Alternative Approaches

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12794 Frankel MS

Guidelines/codes of ethics: Merging process and content

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 1996 MAY 17; 184 (1-2): 13-16

15344

3764 DOLBY RGA

SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE IN NATURAL SCIENCE

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1971; 1 (1): 3-&

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3765 MULKAY M

SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1971; 1 (2): 207-&

15346

4094 BERMAN M

EARLY YEARS OF ROYAL INSTITUTION 1799-1810 - RE-EVALUATION

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1972; 2 (3): 205-+

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4095 GIBBONS M, KING P

DEVELOPMENT OF OVONIC SWITCHES - CASE STUDY OF A SCIENTIFIC CONTROVERSY

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1972; 2 (4): 295-&

15348

4096 KRAUZE TK

SOCIAL AND INTELLECTUAL STRUCTURES OF SCIENCE A MATHEMATICAL-ANALYSIS

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1972; 2 (4): 369-&

15349

4435 KEARNEY HF

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND - MERTON,RK - WILKINS,J 1614 1672 - INTELLECTUAL BIOGRAPHY - SHAPIRO,B - COMMON SCIENTIST IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY - HOPPEN,T - VANITY OF DOGMATISING - 3 VERSIONS - GLANVILL,J - HUMANISM AND RISE OF SCIENCE - MCLEAN,A - DEE,J - WORLD OF AN ELIZABETHAN MAGUS - FINCH,PJ

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1973; 3 (1): 72-78

15350

4785 AMICK DJ

INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC ELITISM AND SCIENTISTS MISSION

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (1): 1-16

Date / Author / Journal

15351

ISOLATION OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY - INDIFFERENCE AND RESISTANCE TO A NEW IDEA

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (2): 109-134

15352

4787 HILL SC

QUESTIONING INFLUENCE OF A SOCIAL SYSTEM OF SCIENCE - STUDY OF AUSTRALIAN SCIENTISTS

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (2): 135-163

15353

4788 HOLLOWAY D

INNOVATION IN SCIENCE - CASE OF CYBERNETICS IN SOVIET-UNION

SCIENCE STUDIES. 1974; 4 (4): 299-337

15354

7189 WARTOFSKY MW

THE CRITIQUE OF IMPURE REASON .2. SIN, SCIENCE, AND SOCIETY

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1980; (33): 5-23

15355

7586 RESTIVO S

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES-TORONTO 80, THE JOINT ANNUAL-MEETINGS OF THE HISTORY-OF-SCIENCE-SOCIETY, PHILOSOPHY-OF-SCIENCE-ASSOCIATION, SOCIETY-FOR-THE-HISTORY-OF- TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY-FOR-THE-SOCIAL-STUDIES-OF-SCIENCE, HELD IN TORONTO, CANADA, 16-19 OCTOBER 1980

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (34): 20-24

15356

7587 MARKLE GE, PETERSEN JC

CONTROVERSIES IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - A PROTOCOL FOR COMPARATIVE RESEARCH

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (34): 25-30

15357

7588 RESTIVO S

COMMENTARY - SOME PERSPECTIVES IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (35): 22-30

15358

7589 MULLINS NC

POWER, SOCIAL-STRUCTURE, AND ADVICE IN AMERICAN SCIENCE - THE UNITED-STATES NATIONAL ADVISORY SYSTEM, 1950- 1972

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1981; (37): 4-19

15359

7973 BOK S

SECRECY AND OPENNESS IN SCIENCE - ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1982; (38): 32-41

15360

7974 MAZLISH B

THE QUALITY OF THE QUALITY OF SCIENCE - AN EVALUATION

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1982; (38): 42-52

Date / Author / Journal

15361

FRAUD AND THE NORMS OF SCIENCE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1983; (45): 12-22

15362

8730 ZUCKERMAN H

NORMS AND DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR IN SCIENCE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1984; (46): 7-13

15363

9068 THACKRAY A, BROSSEAU G, BLANPIED W, MORIN A, CHAPIN P, et al.

THE HISTORIAN AND THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (50): 17-27

15364

9069 CAMPBELL DT, CHAPIN P, INFANTE EF, LARSEN O, YOUNG J, et al.

TOWARD AN EPISTEMOLOGICALLY-RELEVANT SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (50): 38-48

15365

9070 SUTTMEIER RP

CORRUPTION IN SCIENCE - THE CHINESE CASE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (50): 49-61

15366

9071 HULL D

OPENNESS AND SECRECY IN SCIENCE - THEIR ORIGINS AND LIMITATIONS

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (51): 4-13

15367

9072 CHUBIN DE

OPEN SCIENCE AND CLOSED SCIENCE - TRADEOFFS IN A DEMOCRACY

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (51): 73-81

15368

9073 FERGUSON JR

NATIONAL-SECURITY CONTROLS ON TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE - A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (51): 87-98

15369

9074 JASANOFF S

PEER-REVIEW IN THE REGULATORY PROCESS

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1985; (52): 20-32

15370

9293 RESTIVO S

SCIENCE, SECRECY, AND DEMOCRACY

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1986 WIN; 11 (1): 79-84

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

15371

9626 NELKIN D, NELSON R, KIERNAN C

UNIVERSITY INDUSTRY ALLIANCES - COMMENTARY

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1987 WIN; 12 (1): 65-74

15372

9701 RESTIVO S

SCIENCE STUDIES - WHAT IS TO BE DONE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1987 SPR; 12 (2): 13-18

15373

9982 ZUCKERMAN HA

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND DIVERSE RIGHTS OF OWNERSHIP IN SCIENCE - INTRODUCTION

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1988 WIN-SPR; 13 (1-2): 7-16

15374

9983 CHUBIN DE

ALLOCATING CREDIT AND BLAME IN SCIENCE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1988 WIN-SPR; 13 (1-2): 53-63

15375

9984 BARBER B

CORRECTION

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1988 WIN-SPR; 13 (1-2): 215-215

15376

11138 TRAVIS GDL, COLLINS HM

NEW LIGHT ON OLD BOYS - COGNITIVE AND INSTITUTIONAL PARTICULARISM IN THE PEER-REVIEW SYSTEM

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1991 SUM; 16 (3): 322-341

15377

11196 MCCAIN KW

COMMUNICATION, COMPETITION, AND SECRECY - THE PRODUCTION AND DISSEMINATION OF RESEARCH-RELATED INFORMATION IN GENETICS

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1991 FAL; 16 (4): 491-516

15378

11663 GIERE RN

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES - PROSPECTS FOR AN ENLIGHTENED POSTMODERN SYNTHESIS

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1993 WIN; 18 (1): 102-112

15379

11664 BIJKER WE

DO NOT DESPAIR - THERE IS LIFE AFTER CONSTRUCTIVISM

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1993 WIN; 18 (1): 113-138

15380

11730 SCHOTT T

WORLD SCIENCE - GLOBALIZATION OF INSTITUTIONS AND PARTICIPATION

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1993 SPR; 18 (2): 196-208

Date / Author / Journal

15381

THE RHETORICAL CONSTRUCTION OF NOVELTY - PRESENTING CLAIMS IN A LETTERS FORUM

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 WIN; 19 (1): 88-100

15382

12050 BARDINI T

A TRANSLATION ANALYSIS OF THE GREEN-REVOLUTION IN BALI

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SPR; 19 (2): 152-168

15383

12051 RUSCIO KP

POLICY CULTURES - THE CASE OF SCIENCE POLICY IN THE UNITED-STATES

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SPR; 19 (2): 205-222

15384

12130 SULLIVAN DL

EXCLUSIONARY EPIDEICTIC - NOVAS NARRATIVE EXCOMMUNICATION OF FLEISCHMANN AND PONS

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SUM; 19 (3): 283-306

15385

12131 RAWLING A

THE AIDS VIRUS DISPUTE - AWARDING PRIORITY FOR THE DISCOVERY OF THE HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS (HIV)

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 SUM; 19 (3): 342-360

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15386

12205 SCHNABEL J

PUCK IN THE LABORATORY - THE CONSTRUCTION AND DECONSTRUCTION OF HOAXLIKE DECEPTION IN SCIENCE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1994 FAL; 19 (4): 459-492

15387

12396 LEWENSTEIN BV

DO PUBLIC ELECTRONIC BULLETIN BOARDS HELP CREATE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE - THE COLD-FUSION CASE

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1995 SPR; 20 (2): 123-149

15388

12397 JANSEN D

CONVERGENCE OF BASIC AND APPLIED-RESEARCH - RESEARCH ORIENTATIONS IN GERMAN HIGH-TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTOR RESEARCH

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1995 SPR; 20 (2): 197-233

15389

12550 EPSTEIN S

THE CONSTRUCTION OF LAY EXPERTISE - AIDS ACTIVISM AND THE FORGING OF CREDIBILITY IN THE REFORM OF CLINICAL- TRIALS

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1995 FAL; 20 (4): 408-437

129

144

15390

12684 Kyvik S, Teigen M

Child care, research collaboration, and gender differences in scientific productivity

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1996 WIN; 21 (1): 54-71

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

15391

12770 Solomon SM, Hackett EJ

Setting boundaries between science and law: Lessons from Daubert v Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1996 SPR; 21 (2): 131-156

15392

13592 Atkinson P, Batchelor C, Parsons E

Trajectories of collaboration and competition in a medical discovery

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1998 SUM; 23 (3): 259-284

15393

13593 Kleinman DL

Untangling context: Understanding a university laboratory in the commercial world

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 1998 SUM; 23 (3): 285-314

15394

14259 Lynch WT, Kline R

Engineering practice and engineering ethics

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2000 SPR; 25 (2): 195-225

15395

14654 MacKenzie D

Physics and finance: S-terms and modern finance as a topic for science studies

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2001 SPR; 26 (2): 115-144

15396

14655 Mahlck P

Mapping gender differences in scientific careers in social and bibliometric space

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2001 SPR; 26 (2): 167-190

15397

15015 Slaughter S, Campbell T, Holleman M, Morgan E

The "traffic" in graduate students: Graduate students as tokens of exchange between academe and industry

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2002 SPR; 27 (2): 282-312

15398

15397 Dalpe R, Bouchard L, Houle AJ, Bedard L

Watching the race to find the breast cancer genes

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2003 SPR; 28 (2): 187-216

15399

15544 Hedgecoe AM

Terminology and the construction of scientific disciplines: The case of pharmacogenomics

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2003 FAL; 28 (4): 513-537

101

15400

15814 Bijker WE

In memoriam: Robert K. Merton, Dorothy Nelkin, and David Edge - Presidential address, Annual Meeting 2003, Atlanta, GA

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY & HUMAN VALUES. 2004 SPR; 29 (2): 131-138

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