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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17101	8001 GIERYN TF RELATIVIST CONSTRUCTIVIST PROGRAMS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - REDUNDANCE AND RETREAT SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 279-297	18	37	9	40
17102	8002 COLLINS HM KNOWLEDGE, NORMS AND RULES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - RESPONSE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 299-309	12	19	3	19
17103	8003 GIERYN TF NOT-LAST WORDS - WORN-OUT DICHOTOMIES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - (REPLY) SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 329-335	1	5	2	18
17104	8004 LYNCH ME TECHNICAL WORK AND CRITICAL INQUIRY - INVESTIGATIONS IN A SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (4): 499-533	6	32	6	59
17105	8392 FOX MF PUBLICATION PRODUCTIVITY AMONG SCIENTISTS - A CRITICAL-REVIEW SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (2): 285-305	54	147	20	89
17106	8393 DELSESTO SL USES OF KNOWLEDGE AND VALUES IN TECHNICAL CONTROVERSIES - THE CASE OF NUCLEAR-REACTOR SAFETY IN THE UNITED- STATES SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (3): 395-416	2	7	3	37
17107	8394 BRANNIGAN A, WANNER RA HISTORICAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF MULTIPLE DISCOVERIES AND THEORIES OF SCIENTIFIC CHANGE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (3): 417-435	11	13	5	36
17108	8395 ROLLHANSEN N THE DEATH OF SPONTANEOUS-GENERATION AND THE BIRTH OF THE GENE - 2 CASE STUDIES OF RELATIVISM SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (4): 481-519	4	17	2	62
17109	8765 GORDON MD HOW AUTHORS SELECT JOURNALS - A TEST OF THE REWARD MAXIMIZATION MODEL OF SUBMISSION BEHAVIOR SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (1): 27-43	6	21	4	26
17110	8766 BAZERMAN C MODERN EVOLUTION OF THE EXPERIMENTAL REPORT IN PHYSICS - SPECTROSCOPIC ARTICLES IN PHYSICAL-REVIEW, 1893- 1980 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (2): 163-196	7	43	6	41
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17111	8767 SUTTON JR ORGANIZATIONAL AUTONOMY AND PROFESSIONAL NORMS IN SCIENCE - A CASE-STUDY OF THE LAWRENCE-LIVERMORE- LABORATORY SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (2): 197-224	6	12	4	42
17112	8768 FREUDENTHAL G THE ROLE OF SHARED KNOWLEDGE IN SCIENCE - THE FAILURE OF THE CONSTRUCTIVIST PROGRAM IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (2): 285-295	6	7	1	7
17113	9105 LYNCH M DISCIPLINE AND THE MATERIAL FORM OF IMAGES - AN ANALYSIS OF SCIENTIFIC VISIBILITY SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (1): 37-66	4	85	4	45
17114	9106 SOLOMON J LEARNING AND EVALUATION - A STUDY OF SCHOOL-CHILDRENS VIEWS ON THE SOCIAL USES OF ENERGY SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (2): 343-371	0	5	2	25
17115	9107 DUNFORD RW THE PROBLEM OF RELEVANT COLLECTIVITIES - SOLAR-ENERGY RESEARCH IN AUSTRALIA SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (3): 455-474	0	0	7	28
17116	9108 CHOUDHURI AR PRACTICING WESTERN SCIENCE OUTSIDE THE WEST - PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE INDIAN SCENE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (3): 475-505	0	7	4	37
17117	9109 INKSTER I SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISE AND THE COLONIAL MODEL, OBSERVATIONS ON AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (4): 677-704	1	20	4	51
17118	9110 GRAHAM LR THE SOCIOPOLITICAL ROOTS OF HESSEN,BORIS, SOVIET MARXISM AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (4): 705-722	9	19	1	51
17119	9310 COHN SF THE EFFECTS OF FUNDING CHANGES UPON THE RATE OF KNOWLEDGE GROWTH IN ALGEBRAIC AND DIFFERENTIAL TOPOLOGY, 1955-75 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1986 FEB; 16 (1): 23-59	4	5	7	38
17120	9311 MACROBERTS MH, MACROBERTS BR QUANTITATIVE MEASURES OF COMMUNICATION IN SCIENCE - A STUDY OF THE FORMAL LEVEL SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1986 FEB; 16 (1): 151-172	32	82	6	58
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17121	9443 CLEMENS ES OF ASTEROIDS AND DINOSAURS - THE ROLE OF THE PRESS IN THE SHAPING OF SCIENTIFIC DEBATE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1986 AUG; 16 (3): 421-456	4	21	3	109
17122	9650 LOMNITZ LA, REES MW, CAMEO L PUBLICATION AND REFERENCING PATTERNS IN A MEXICAN RESEARCH-INSTITUTE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 FEB; 17 (1): 115-133	2	12	1	25
17123	9734 JASANOFF SS CONTESTED BOUNDARIES IN POLICY-RELEVANT SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 MAY; 17 (2): 195-230	13	134	6	34
17124	9735 STIGLER SM PRECISE MEASUREMENT IN THE FACE OF ERROR - A COMMENT SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 MAY; 17 (2): 332-334	4	7	1	3
17125	9796 DENNIS MA ACCOUNTING FOR RESEARCH - NEW HISTORIES OF CORPORATE LABORATORIES AND THE SOCIAL-HISTORY OF AMERICAN SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 AUG; 17 (3): 479-518	5	30	6	105
17126	10002 MESSERI P AGE-DIFFERENCES IN THE RECEPTION OF NEW SCIENTIFIC THEORIES - THE CASE OF PLATE-TECTONICS THEORY SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 FEB; 18 (1): 91-112	4	14	3	36
17127	10125 SCHAFFER S GODLY LEARNING - PURITAN ATTITUDES TOWARDS REASON, LEARNING AND EDUCATION, 1560-1640 - MORGAN,J SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 AUG; 18 (3): 551-556	0	0	2	8
17128	10187 FREUDENTHAL G, LOWY I FLECK,LUDWIG ROLES IN SOCIETY - A CASE-STUDY USING BENDAVID,JOSEPH PARADIGM FOR A SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 NOV; 18 (4): 625-651	1	2	3	56
17129	10188 COLLINS HM PUBLIC EXPERIMENTS AND DISPLAYS OF VIRTUOSITY - THE CORE-SET REVISITED SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 NOV; 18 (4): 725-748	7	46	1	27
17130	10326 CHAMBERS DW, TURNBULL D SCIENCE WORLDS - AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO SOCIAL-STUDIES OF SCIENCE TEACHING SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1989 FEB; 19 (1): 155-179	2	4	2	26
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17131	10457 CONSTANT EW SCIENCE IN SOCIETY - PETROLEUM ENGINEERS AND THE OIL FRATERNITY IN TEXAS, 1925-65 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1989 AUG; 19 (3): 439-472	0	6	3	51
17132	10993 ABRAMS PA THE PREDICTIVE ABILITY OF PEER-REVIEW OF GRANT PROPOSALS - THE CASE OF ECOLOGY AND THE UNITED-STATES- NATIONAL-SCIENCE-FOUNDATION SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 FEB; 21 (1): 111-132	3	19	6	33
17133	11082 STEPHAN PE, LEVIN SG INEQUALITY IN SCIENTIFIC PERFORMANCE - ADJUSTMENT FOR ATTRIBUTION AND JOURNAL IMPACT SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 MAY; 21 (2): 351-368	5	12	10	40
17134	11156 HICKS D, POTTER J SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE - A REFLEXIVE CITATION ANALYSIS OR SCIENCE DISCIPLINES AND DISCIPLINING SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 AUG; 21 (3): 459-501	10	26	11	117
17135	11157 SHENHAV YA, KAMENS DH THE COSTS OF INSTITUTIONAL ISOMORPHISM - SCIENCE IN NONWESTERN COUNTRIES SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 AUG; 21 (3): 527-545	0	6	5	62
17136	11215 KLEINMAN DL CONCEPTUALIZING THE POLITICS OF SCIENCE - A RESPONSE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 NOV; 21 (4): 769-774	0	10	2	10
17137	11329 NOLA R ORDINARY HUMAN INFERENCE AS REFUTATION OF THE STRONG PROGRAM SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1992 FEB; 22 (1): 107-129	0	1	1	22
17138	11567 PORTER TM QUANTIFICATION AND THE ACCOUNTING IDEAL IN SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1992 NOV; 22 (4): 633-652	4	35	0	70
17139	11750 PYCIOR HM REAPING THE BENEFITS OF COLLABORATION WHILE AVOIDING ITS PITFALLS - CURIE,MARIE RISE TO SCIENTIFIC PROMINENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1993 MAY; 23 (2): 301-323	2	9	1	52
17140	11751 ROSSITER MW THE MATTHEW-MATILDA EFFECT IN SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1993 MAY; 23 (2): 325-341	14	32	4	84
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
17141	11998 PICART CJS SCIENTIFIC CONTROVERSY AS FARCE - THE BENVENISTE-MADDOX COUNTER TRIALS SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 FEB; 24 (1): 7-37	1	6	1	82
17142	12076 ALLEN B, QIN J, LANCASTER FW PERSUASIVE COMMUNITIES - A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF REFERENCES IN THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL-SOCIETY, 1665-1990 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 MAY; 24 (2): 279-310	3	17	2	44
17143	12077 HIRSCHAUER S TOWARDS A METHODOLOGY OF INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE STRANGENESS OF ONES OWN CULTURE - A RESPONSE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 MAY; 24 (2): 335-346	0	14	1	16
17144	12078 KIM KM KNOWLEDGE AND SOCIAL IMAGERY, 2ND EDITION - BLOOR,D SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 MAY; 24 (2): 391-403	2	4	3	18
17145	12155 SODERQVIST T, SILVERSTEIN AM PARTICIPATION IN SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS - A NEW PROSOPOGRAPHICAL APPROACH TO THE DISCIPLINARY HISTORY OF SCIENCE - THE CASE OF IMMUNOLOGY, 1951-72 SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 AUG; 24 (3): 513-548	2	10	5	138
17146	12349 SONNERT G WHAT MAKES A GOOD SCIENTIST - DETERMINANTS OF PEER EVALUATION AMONG BIOLOGISTS SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 FEB; 25 (1): 35-55	18	33	6	40
17147	12350 NISSANI M THE PLIGHT OF THE OBSCURE INNOVATOR IN SCIENCE - A FEW REFLECTIONS ON CAMPANARIOS NOTE SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 FEB; 25 (1): 165-183	2	6	4	59
17148	12502 LEWENSTEIN BV FROM FAX TO FACTS - COMMUNICATION IN THE COLD-FUSION SAGA SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 AUG; 25 (3): 403-436	10	43	5	86
17149	12575 MIRSKAYA EZ RUSSIAN ACADEMIC SCIENCE TODAY - ITS SOCIETAL STANDING AND THE SITUATION WITHIN THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 25 (4): 705-725	3	10	2	44
17150	12576 NESVETAILOV G CHANGING CENTER-PERIPHERY RELATIONS IN THE FORMER SOVIET REPUBLICS - THE CASE OF BYELARUS SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 25 (4): 853-871	0	1	1	24
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17151	12577 BALAZS K, FAULKNER W, SCHIMANK U SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES AND POLICY IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN-EUROPE - WHAT NEXT SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 25 (4): 873-883	0	0	4	16
17152	12957 Cole SA Which came first, the fossil or the fuel? SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1996 NOV; 26 (4): 733-766	0	3	2	101
17153	13142 Santesmases MJ, Munoz E Scientific organizations in Spain (1950-1970): Social isolation and international legitimation of biochemists and molecular biologists on the periphery SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 APR; 27 (2): 187-219	0	6	2	90
17154	13143 Shapin S Scientific knowledge and its social problems, with a new introduction by the author - Ravetz,JR SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 APR; 27 (2): 335-349	0	1	3	32
17155	13192 Breslau D Contract shop epistemology: Credibility and problem construction in applied social science SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 JUN; 27 (3): 363-394	1	6	2	40
17156	13193 Pinch T Kuhn - The conservative and radical interpretations: Are some Mertonians 'Kuhnians' and some Kuhnians 'Mertonians'? (Reprinted from 4S Newsletter, vol 7, no 1, pg 10-25, Spring 1982) SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 JUN; 27 (3): 465-482	1	3	4	42
17157	13515 van Lente H, Rip A The rise of membrane technology: From rhetorics to social reality SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 APR; 28 (2): 221-254	3	35	4	87
17158	13564 Godin B Writing Performative History: The New New Atlantis? SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 JUN; 28 (3): 465-483	6	35	8	96
17159	13672 Daemmrich A The evidence does not speak for itself: Expert witnesses and the organization of DNA-typing companies SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 OCT-DEC; 28 (5-6): 741-772	0	17	1	72
17160	13673 Lynch M The discursive production of uncertainty: The OJ Simpson 'dream team' and the sociology of knowledge machine SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 OCT-DEC; 28 (5-6): 829-868	4	28	4	81
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17161	14029 Dirk L A measure of originality: The elements of science SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1999 OCT; 29 (5): 765-776	3	7	6	33
17162	14030 Koertge N The zero-sum assumption and the symmetry thesis SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1999 OCT; 29 (5): 777-784	1	1	1	18
17163	14069 Yearley S Computer models and the public's understanding of science: A case-study analysis SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1999 DEC; 29 (6): 845-866	3	23	2	37
17164	14305 Maynard DW, Schaeffer NC Toward a sociology of social scientific knowledge: Survey research and ethnomethodology's asymmetric alternates SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2000 JUN; 30 (3): 323-370	3	20	3	140
17165	14472 Kerr A (Re)constructing genetic disease: The clinical continuum between cystic fibrosis and male infertility SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2000 DEC; 30 (6): 847-894	0	25	1	100
17166	14598 Turner S What is the problem with experts? SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2001 FEB; 31 (1): 123-149	8	39	1	30
17167	14798 Shapin S Proverbial economies: How an understanding of some linguistic and social features of common sense can throw light on more prestigious bodies of knowledge, science for example SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2001 OCT; 31 (5): 731-769	0	4	2	116
17168	15016 Collins HM, Evans R The third wave of science studies: Studies of expertise and experience SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2002 APR; 32 (2): 235-296	21	253	9	115
17169	15070 Edmond G Legal engineering: Contested representations of law, science (and non-science) and society SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2002 JUN; 32 (3): 371-412	2	11	10	102
17170	15114 Thorpe C Disciplining experts: Scientific authority and liberal democracy in the Oppenheimer case SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2002 AUG; 32 (4): 525-562	0	4	5	121
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17171	15339 Hermanowicz JC Scientists and satisfaction SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 FEB; 33 (1): 45-73	2	7	10	41
17172	15399 Rier DA Gender, lifecourse and publication decisions in toxic-exposure epidemiology: 'Now!' - versus 'Wait a minute!' SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 APR; 33 (2): 269-300	3	4	12	104
17173	15488 Mellor F Between fact and fiction: Demarcating science from non-science in popular physics books SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 AUG; 33 (4): 509-538	1	15	3	91
17174	15548 Oreskes N A context of motivation: US navy oceanographic research and the discovery of sea-floor hydrothermal vents SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 OCT; 33 (5): 697-742	2	14	2	154
17175	15608 MacKenzie D An equation and its worlds: Bricolage, exemplars, disunity and performativity in financial economics SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 33 (6): 831-868	1	38	4	146
17176	15609 Kinchy A, Kleinman DL Organizing credibility: Discursive and organizational orthodoxy on the borders of ecology and politics SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 33 (6): 869-896	2	20	8	54
17177	15610 Campbell RA Preparing the next generation of scientists: The social process of managing students SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 33 (6): 897-927	5	14	2	37
17178	15815 Rasmussen N The moral economy of the drug company-medical scientist collaboration in interwar America SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 APR; 34 (2): 161-185	4	22	4	82
17179	15816 Fishman JR Manufacturing desire: The commodification of female sexual dysfunction SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 APR; 34 (2): 187-218	2	27	1	94
17180	15875 Doing P 'Lab hands' and the 'Scarlet O': Epistemic politics and (scientific) labor SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 JUN; 34 (3): 299-323	2	5	4	45
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17181	15876 Bohlin I Communication regimes in competition: The current transition in scholarly communication seen through the lens of the sociology of technology SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 JUN; 34 (3): 365-391	1	4	7	67
17182	16059 Poros MV, Needham E Writings of Robert K. Merton SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 DEC; 34 (6): 863-878	2	2	0	1
17183	16223 Fox MF Gender, family characteristics, and publication productivity among scientists SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 FEB; 35 (1): 131-150	10	39	5	30
17184	16298 Lynch M, Cole S Science and technology studies on trial: Dilemmas of expertise SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 APR; 35 (2): 269-311	2	21	9	105
17185	16299 Carroll P Technologies of power: Essays in honor of Thomas Parke Hughes and Agatha Chipley Hughes SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 APR; 35 (2): 313-321	0	0	1	13
17186	16354 Prasad A Scientific culture in the 'other' theater of 'modern science': An analysis of the culture of magnetic resonance imaging research in India SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 JUN; 35 (3): 463-489	0	2	4	62
17187	16409 Matsumoto M The uncertain but crucial relationship between a 'new energy' technology and global environmental problems: The complex case of the 'Sunshine' project SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 AUG; 35 (4): 623-651	0	0	1	46
17188	16468 Shrum W Reagency of the Internet, or, how I became a guest for science SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 OCT; 35 (5): 723-754	1	8	3	66
17189	16469 Hackett EJ Essential tensions: Identity, control, and risk in research SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 OCT; 35 (5): 787-826	15	19	13	53
17190	16533 Lahsen M Seductive simulations? Uncertainty distribution around climate models SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 DEC; 35 (6): 895-922	3	26	2	44
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17191	16912 Metlay G Reconsidering renormalization: Stability and change in 20th-century views on university patents SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2006 AUG; 36 (4): 565-597	1	9	11	86
17192	17351 Magnus PD Distributed cognition and the task of science SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 APR; 37 (2): 297-310	0	5	8	28
17193	17483 Prasad A The (Amorphous) anatomy of an invention: The case of magnetic resonance Imaging (MRI) SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 AUG; 37 (4): 533-560	0	3	2	66
17194	17484 Hermanowicz JC Argument and outline for the sociology of scientific (and other) careers SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 AUG; 37 (4): 625-646	1	2	9	77
17195	17640 Evans R, Plows A Listening without prejudice? Re-discovering the value of the disinterested citizen SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 DEC; 37 (6): 827-853	0	14	5	63
17196	18011 Leahey E, Reikowsky RC Research specialization and collaboration patterns in sociology SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2008 JUN; 38 (3): 425-440	2	6	10	45
17197	18089 Delborne JA Transgenes and transgressions: Scientific dissent as heterogeneous practice SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2008 AUG; 38 (4): 509-541	1	4	5	96
17198	18090 Hong W Domination in a scientific field: Capital struggle in a Chinese isotope lab SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2008 AUG; 38 (4): 543-570	2	4	5	40
17199	18534 Montgomery K, Oliver AL Shifts in Guidelines for Ethical Scientific Conduct: How Public and Private Organizations Create and Change Norms of Research Integrity SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2009 FEB; 39 (1): 137-155	0	0	7	47
17200	18980 Jones MP Entrepreneurial Science: The Rules of the Game SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2009 DEC; 39 (6): 821-851	0	0	19	97

Date / Author / Journal

17101

RELATIVIST CONSTRUCTIVIST PROGRAMS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - REDUNDANCE AND RETREAT

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 279-297

17102

8002 COLLINS HM

KNOWLEDGE, NORMS AND RULES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - RESPONSE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 299-309

17103

8003 GIERYN TF

NOT-LAST WORDS - WORN-OUT DICHOTOMIES IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE - (REPLY)

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (2): 329-335

17104

8004 LYNCH ME

TECHNICAL WORK AND CRITICAL INQUIRY - INVESTIGATIONS IN A SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1982; 12 (4): 499-533

17105

8392 FOX MF

PUBLICATION PRODUCTIVITY AMONG SCIENTISTS - A CRITICAL-REVIEW

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (2): 285-305

147

17106

8393 DELSESTO SL

USES OF KNOWLEDGE AND VALUES IN TECHNICAL CONTROVERSIES - THE CASE OF NUCLEAR-REACTOR SAFETY IN THE UNITED- STATES

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (3): 395-416

17107

8394 BRANNIGAN A, WANNER RA

HISTORICAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF MULTIPLE DISCOVERIES AND THEORIES OF SCIENTIFIC CHANGE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (3): 417-435

17108

8395 ROLLHANSEN N

THE DEATH OF SPONTANEOUS-GENERATION AND THE BIRTH OF THE GENE - 2 CASE STUDIES OF RELATIVISM

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1983; 13 (4): 481-519

17109

8765 GORDON MD

HOW AUTHORS SELECT JOURNALS - A TEST OF THE REWARD MAXIMIZATION MODEL OF SUBMISSION BEHAVIOR

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (1): 27-43

17110

8766 BAZERMAN C

MODERN EVOLUTION OF THE EXPERIMENTAL REPORT IN PHYSICS - SPECTROSCOPIC ARTICLES IN PHYSICAL-REVIEW, 1893- 1980

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (2): 163-196

Date / Author / Journal

17111

ORGANIZATIONAL AUTONOMY AND PROFESSIONAL NORMS IN SCIENCE - A CASE-STUDY OF THE LAWRENCE-LIVERMORE- LABORATORY

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (2): 197-224

17112

8768 FREUDENTHAL G

THE ROLE OF SHARED KNOWLEDGE IN SCIENCE - THE FAILURE OF THE CONSTRUCTIVIST PROGRAM IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1984; 14 (2): 285-295

17113

9105 LYNCH M

DISCIPLINE AND THE MATERIAL FORM OF IMAGES - AN ANALYSIS OF SCIENTIFIC VISIBILITY

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (1): 37-66

17114

9106 SOLOMON J

LEARNING AND EVALUATION - A STUDY OF SCHOOL-CHILDRENS VIEWS ON THE SOCIAL USES OF ENERGY

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (2): 343-371

17115

9107 DUNFORD RW

THE PROBLEM OF RELEVANT COLLECTIVITIES - SOLAR-ENERGY RESEARCH IN AUSTRALIA

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (3): 455-474

17116

9108 CHOUDHURI AR

PRACTICING WESTERN SCIENCE OUTSIDE THE WEST - PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE INDIAN SCENE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (3): 475-505

17117

9109 INKSTER I

SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISE AND THE COLONIAL MODEL, OBSERVATIONS ON AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE IN HISTORICAL CONTEXT

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (4): 677-704

17118

9110 GRAHAM LR

THE SOCIOPOLITICAL ROOTS OF HESSEN,BORIS, SOVIET MARXISM AND THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1985; 15 (4): 705-722

17119

9310 COHN SF

THE EFFECTS OF FUNDING CHANGES UPON THE RATE OF KNOWLEDGE GROWTH IN ALGEBRAIC AND DIFFERENTIAL TOPOLOGY, 1955-75

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1986 FEB; 16 (1): 23-59

17120

9311 MACROBERTS MH, MACROBERTS BR

QUANTITATIVE MEASURES OF COMMUNICATION IN SCIENCE - A STUDY OF THE FORMAL LEVEL

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1986 FEB; 16 (1): 151-172

Date / Author / Journal

17121

OF ASTEROIDS AND DINOSAURS - THE ROLE OF THE PRESS IN THE SHAPING OF SCIENTIFIC DEBATE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1986 AUG; 16 (3): 421-456

109

17122

9650 LOMNITZ LA, REES MW, CAMEO L

PUBLICATION AND REFERENCING PATTERNS IN A MEXICAN RESEARCH-INSTITUTE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 FEB; 17 (1): 115-133

17123

9734 JASANOFF SS

CONTESTED BOUNDARIES IN POLICY-RELEVANT SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 MAY; 17 (2): 195-230

134

17124

9735 STIGLER SM

PRECISE MEASUREMENT IN THE FACE OF ERROR - A COMMENT

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 MAY; 17 (2): 332-334

17125

9796 DENNIS MA

ACCOUNTING FOR RESEARCH - NEW HISTORIES OF CORPORATE LABORATORIES AND THE SOCIAL-HISTORY OF AMERICAN SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1987 AUG; 17 (3): 479-518

105

17126

10002 MESSERI P

AGE-DIFFERENCES IN THE RECEPTION OF NEW SCIENTIFIC THEORIES - THE CASE OF PLATE-TECTONICS THEORY

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 FEB; 18 (1): 91-112

17127

10125 SCHAFFER S

GODLY LEARNING - PURITAN ATTITUDES TOWARDS REASON, LEARNING AND EDUCATION, 1560-1640 - MORGAN,J

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 AUG; 18 (3): 551-556

17128

10187 FREUDENTHAL G, LOWY I

FLECK,LUDWIG ROLES IN SOCIETY - A CASE-STUDY USING BENDAVID,JOSEPH PARADIGM FOR A SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 NOV; 18 (4): 625-651

17129

10188 COLLINS HM

PUBLIC EXPERIMENTS AND DISPLAYS OF VIRTUOSITY - THE CORE-SET REVISITED

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1988 NOV; 18 (4): 725-748

17130

10326 CHAMBERS DW, TURNBULL D

SCIENCE WORLDS - AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO SOCIAL-STUDIES OF SCIENCE TEACHING

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1989 FEB; 19 (1): 155-179

Date / Author / Journal

17131

SCIENCE IN SOCIETY - PETROLEUM ENGINEERS AND THE OIL FRATERNITY IN TEXAS, 1925-65

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1989 AUG; 19 (3): 439-472

17132

10993 ABRAMS PA

THE PREDICTIVE ABILITY OF PEER-REVIEW OF GRANT PROPOSALS - THE CASE OF ECOLOGY AND THE UNITED-STATES- NATIONAL-SCIENCE-FOUNDATION

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 FEB; 21 (1): 111-132

17133

11082 STEPHAN PE, LEVIN SG

INEQUALITY IN SCIENTIFIC PERFORMANCE - ADJUSTMENT FOR ATTRIBUTION AND JOURNAL IMPACT

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 MAY; 21 (2): 351-368

17134

11156 HICKS D, POTTER J

SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE - A REFLEXIVE CITATION ANALYSIS OR SCIENCE DISCIPLINES AND DISCIPLINING SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 AUG; 21 (3): 459-501

117

17135

11157 SHENHAV YA, KAMENS DH

THE COSTS OF INSTITUTIONAL ISOMORPHISM - SCIENCE IN NONWESTERN COUNTRIES

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 AUG; 21 (3): 527-545

17136

11215 KLEINMAN DL

CONCEPTUALIZING THE POLITICS OF SCIENCE - A RESPONSE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1991 NOV; 21 (4): 769-774

17137

11329 NOLA R

ORDINARY HUMAN INFERENCE AS REFUTATION OF THE STRONG PROGRAM

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1992 FEB; 22 (1): 107-129

17138

11567 PORTER TM

QUANTIFICATION AND THE ACCOUNTING IDEAL IN SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1992 NOV; 22 (4): 633-652

17139

11750 PYCIOR HM

REAPING THE BENEFITS OF COLLABORATION WHILE AVOIDING ITS PITFALLS - CURIE,MARIE RISE TO SCIENTIFIC PROMINENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1993 MAY; 23 (2): 301-323

17140

11751 ROSSITER MW

THE MATTHEW-MATILDA EFFECT IN SCIENCE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1993 MAY; 23 (2): 325-341

Date / Author / Journal

17141

SCIENTIFIC CONTROVERSY AS FARCE - THE BENVENISTE-MADDOX COUNTER TRIALS

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 FEB; 24 (1): 7-37

17142

12076 ALLEN B, QIN J, LANCASTER FW

PERSUASIVE COMMUNITIES - A LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF REFERENCES IN THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL-SOCIETY, 1665-1990

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 MAY; 24 (2): 279-310

17143

12077 HIRSCHAUER S

TOWARDS A METHODOLOGY OF INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE STRANGENESS OF ONES OWN CULTURE - A RESPONSE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 MAY; 24 (2): 335-346

17144

12078 KIM KM

KNOWLEDGE AND SOCIAL IMAGERY, 2ND EDITION - BLOOR,D

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 MAY; 24 (2): 391-403

17145

12155 SODERQVIST T, SILVERSTEIN AM

PARTICIPATION IN SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS - A NEW PROSOPOGRAPHICAL APPROACH TO THE DISCIPLINARY HISTORY OF SCIENCE - THE CASE OF IMMUNOLOGY, 1951-72

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1994 AUG; 24 (3): 513-548

138

17146

12349 SONNERT G

WHAT MAKES A GOOD SCIENTIST - DETERMINANTS OF PEER EVALUATION AMONG BIOLOGISTS

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 FEB; 25 (1): 35-55

17147

12350 NISSANI M

THE PLIGHT OF THE OBSCURE INNOVATOR IN SCIENCE - A FEW REFLECTIONS ON CAMPANARIOS NOTE

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 FEB; 25 (1): 165-183

17148

12502 LEWENSTEIN BV

FROM FAX TO FACTS - COMMUNICATION IN THE COLD-FUSION SAGA

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 AUG; 25 (3): 403-436

17149

12575 MIRSKAYA EZ

RUSSIAN ACADEMIC SCIENCE TODAY - ITS SOCIETAL STANDING AND THE SITUATION WITHIN THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 25 (4): 705-725

17150

12576 NESVETAILOV G

CHANGING CENTER-PERIPHERY RELATIONS IN THE FORMER SOVIET REPUBLICS - THE CASE OF BYELARUS

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 25 (4): 853-871

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

17151

12577 BALAZS K, FAULKNER W, SCHIMANK U

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES AND POLICY IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN-EUROPE - WHAT NEXT

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 25 (4): 873-883

17152

12957 Cole SA

Which came first, the fossil or the fuel?

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1996 NOV; 26 (4): 733-766

101

17153

13142 Santesmases MJ, Munoz E

Scientific organizations in Spain (1950-1970): Social isolation and international legitimation of biochemists and molecular biologists on the periphery

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 APR; 27 (2): 187-219

17154

13143 Shapin S

Scientific knowledge and its social problems, with a new introduction by the author - Ravetz,JR

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 APR; 27 (2): 335-349

17155

13192 Breslau D

Contract shop epistemology: Credibility and problem construction in applied social science

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 JUN; 27 (3): 363-394

17156

13193 Pinch T

Kuhn - The conservative and radical interpretations: Are some Mertonians 'Kuhnians' and some Kuhnians 'Mertonians'? (Reprinted from 4S Newsletter, vol 7, no 1, pg 10-25, Spring 1982)

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1997 JUN; 27 (3): 465-482

17157

13515 van Lente H, Rip A

The rise of membrane technology: From rhetorics to social reality

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 APR; 28 (2): 221-254

17158

13564 Godin B

Writing Performative History: The New New Atlantis?

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 JUN; 28 (3): 465-483

17159

13672 Daemmrich A

The evidence does not speak for itself: Expert witnesses and the organization of DNA-typing companies

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 OCT-DEC; 28 (5-6): 741-772

17160

13673 Lynch M

The discursive production of uncertainty: The OJ Simpson 'dream team' and the sociology of knowledge machine

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1998 OCT-DEC; 28 (5-6): 829-868

Date / Author / Journal

17161

A measure of originality: The elements of science

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1999 OCT; 29 (5): 765-776

17162

14030 Koertge N

The zero-sum assumption and the symmetry thesis

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1999 OCT; 29 (5): 777-784

17163

14069 Yearley S

Computer models and the public's understanding of science: A case-study analysis

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 1999 DEC; 29 (6): 845-866

17164

14305 Maynard DW, Schaeffer NC

Toward a sociology of social scientific knowledge: Survey research and ethnomethodology's asymmetric alternates

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2000 JUN; 30 (3): 323-370

140

17165

14472 Kerr A

(Re)constructing genetic disease: The clinical continuum between cystic fibrosis and male infertility

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2000 DEC; 30 (6): 847-894

100

17166

14598 Turner S

What is the problem with experts?

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2001 FEB; 31 (1): 123-149

17167

14798 Shapin S

Proverbial economies: How an understanding of some linguistic and social features of common sense can throw light on more prestigious bodies of knowledge, science for example

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2001 OCT; 31 (5): 731-769

116

17168

15016 Collins HM, Evans R

The third wave of science studies: Studies of expertise and experience

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2002 APR; 32 (2): 235-296

253

115

17169

15070 Edmond G

Legal engineering: Contested representations of law, science (and non-science) and society

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2002 JUN; 32 (3): 371-412

102

17170

15114 Thorpe C

Disciplining experts: Scientific authority and liberal democracy in the Oppenheimer case

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2002 AUG; 32 (4): 525-562

121

Date / Author / Journal

17171

Scientists and satisfaction

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 FEB; 33 (1): 45-73

17172

15399 Rier DA

Gender, lifecourse and publication decisions in toxic-exposure epidemiology: 'Now!' - versus 'Wait a minute!'

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 APR; 33 (2): 269-300

104

17173

15488 Mellor F

Between fact and fiction: Demarcating science from non-science in popular physics books

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 AUG; 33 (4): 509-538

17174

15548 Oreskes N

A context of motivation: US navy oceanographic research and the discovery of sea-floor hydrothermal vents

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 OCT; 33 (5): 697-742

154

17175

15608 MacKenzie D

An equation and its worlds: Bricolage, exemplars, disunity and performativity in financial economics

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 33 (6): 831-868

146

17176

15609 Kinchy A, Kleinman DL

Organizing credibility: Discursive and organizational orthodoxy on the borders of ecology and politics

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 33 (6): 869-896

17177

15610 Campbell RA

Preparing the next generation of scientists: The social process of managing students

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2003 DEC; 33 (6): 897-927

17178

15815 Rasmussen N

The moral economy of the drug company-medical scientist collaboration in interwar America

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 APR; 34 (2): 161-185

17179

15816 Fishman JR

Manufacturing desire: The commodification of female sexual dysfunction

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 APR; 34 (2): 187-218

17180

15875 Doing P

'Lab hands' and the 'Scarlet O': Epistemic politics and (scientific) labor

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 JUN; 34 (3): 299-323

Date / Author / Journal

17181

Communication regimes in competition: The current transition in scholarly communication seen through the lens of the sociology of technology

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 JUN; 34 (3): 365-391

17182

16059 Poros MV, Needham E

Writings of Robert K. Merton

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2004 DEC; 34 (6): 863-878

17183

16223 Fox MF

Gender, family characteristics, and publication productivity among scientists

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 FEB; 35 (1): 131-150

17184

16298 Lynch M, Cole S

Science and technology studies on trial: Dilemmas of expertise

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 APR; 35 (2): 269-311

105

17185

16299 Carroll P

Technologies of power: Essays in honor of Thomas Parke Hughes and Agatha Chipley Hughes

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 APR; 35 (2): 313-321

17186

16354 Prasad A

Scientific culture in the 'other' theater of 'modern science': An analysis of the culture of magnetic resonance imaging research in India

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 JUN; 35 (3): 463-489

17187

16409 Matsumoto M

The uncertain but crucial relationship between a 'new energy' technology and global environmental problems: The complex case of the 'Sunshine' project

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 AUG; 35 (4): 623-651

17188

16468 Shrum W

Reagency of the Internet, or, how I became a guest for science

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 OCT; 35 (5): 723-754

17189

16469 Hackett EJ

Essential tensions: Identity, control, and risk in research

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 OCT; 35 (5): 787-826

17190

16533 Lahsen M

Seductive simulations? Uncertainty distribution around climate models

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2005 DEC; 35 (6): 895-922

Date / Author / Journal

17191

Reconsidering renormalization: Stability and change in 20th-century views on university patents

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2006 AUG; 36 (4): 565-597

17192

17351 Magnus PD

Distributed cognition and the task of science

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 APR; 37 (2): 297-310

17193

17483 Prasad A

The (Amorphous) anatomy of an invention: The case of magnetic resonance Imaging (MRI)

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 AUG; 37 (4): 533-560

17194

17484 Hermanowicz JC

Argument and outline for the sociology of scientific (and other) careers

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 AUG; 37 (4): 625-646

17195

17640 Evans R, Plows A

Listening without prejudice? Re-discovering the value of the disinterested citizen

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2007 DEC; 37 (6): 827-853

17196

18011 Leahey E, Reikowsky RC

Research specialization and collaboration patterns in sociology

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2008 JUN; 38 (3): 425-440

17197

18089 Delborne JA

Transgenes and transgressions: Scientific dissent as heterogeneous practice

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2008 AUG; 38 (4): 509-541

17198

18090 Hong W

Domination in a scientific field: Capital struggle in a Chinese isotope lab

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2008 AUG; 38 (4): 543-570

17199

18534 Montgomery K, Oliver AL

Shifts in Guidelines for Ethical Scientific Conduct: How Public and Private Organizations Create and Change Norms of Research Integrity

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2009 FEB; 39 (1): 137-155

17200

18980 Jones MP

Entrepreneurial Science: The Rules of the Game

SOCIAL STUDIES OF SCIENCE. 2009 DEC; 39 (6): 821-851

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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