.... Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 neoliberalism science studies conspiracy theory References Burgin Angus . 2012 . The Great Persuasion: Reinventing Free Markets Since the Depression . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Cahill Damien Konings Martjin...

...Mario De Caro; Telmo Pievani For many centuries, since the beginning of the modern age, the Roman Catholic Church held an ambivalent attitude toward science, until an enlightened position seemed to prevail at the end of the twentieth century, with two papal statements that respectively concerned...

... . https://www.academia.edu/11571042/Whatis_Open_Science . Mirowski Philip . 2016 . “ Information in Economics: A Fictionalist Account .” Schmollers Jahrbuch 136 : 1 – 22 . Mirowski Philip . 2018 . “ The Future(s) of Open Science .” Social Studies of Science 48 , no. 2 : 171...

... Such a “radical philology” might also be productively understood to include a critical study of the institutions of grammatology, or the science of writing, that produced programmatic change in writing systems in places such as Turkey and the Soviet Union. Some of the most valuable comparative work being...

... conviction that human beings can know very little about the economy and its hostility, therefore, to any economics that presents itself as scientific. Such skepticism and antiscientism are shared by most versions of critical theory and science and technology studies (STS), including the version of STS...

... as objects of scientific study and induction, he sug- gested a study of Society. And Society? The prophet really had a vision of two things, the vast and bewildering activities of men and lines of rhythm that coordinate certain of these actions. So he said: ‘‘Now in the inorganic sciences, the elements...

... precise and follows with great attention attempted to present Stengers’s epistemological principle in ‘‘How to Talk about the Body? The Normative Dimension of Science Studies in Part 3: Body Collective of ‘‘Bodies on Trial ed. Marc Berg and Madeleine Akrich, special issue, Body and Society 10, no. 2...

..., religious divides, and racial particularity. One has only to think about the lies told to the public to justify going to war, the dismissal of global warming as an idiosyncratic opinion, and the testi- mony of medical experts to weigh in on Terri Schiavo’s right to die. Science studies nature...

... is a corrective to the rigid distinction between ‘‘internalist’’ and ‘‘externalist’’ approaches in science studies, insofar as the internal workings of social science were directly linked to some of the more encompassing patterns of social life. Yet even this is too one-sidedly economistic...

... everywhere in China and are erod- ing people’s trust in academia.15 A recent Ministry of Science study of one hundred eighty PhD candidates in China reveals that 60 percent of them admitted to plagiarizing, and the same percentage confessed to paying bribes to get their work published...

... to see this world as a terrain for “moderniza- tion,” whose endpoint was to be stable democracy and prosperous indus- trial capitalism. The pioneering studies of the Social Science Research Council Committee on Comparative Politics, W. W. Rostow’s analysis of the world economy...

... to be greater than science; it was life. The zeitgeist defined the national ex- perience in terms of science and business. What was needed was more civilization than science. This brings us back to understanding Black studies...

... here from Nietzsche, Benjamin insists that the univer- sity must be criticized from the perspective of life, for the question of study is ultimately a question of its advantage or disadvantage to the experience of life. He brings the tasks of studying that would conform to science...

...., the Chinese Society of Science) main- tains strong interests in society, politics, morality, and ethics, and expands the application of their monistic scientific knowledge from the study of nature to the social field. Its tenet of conducting scientific research by experiments facilitates...

... of science, both physical and social. This involves the re- lation of the cognitive to the given that is at the crux of his positing of the Negro as a valid object of positive study so as to betray the dissemblance of racism in deterministic sociologies that assume an empirical basis for racial...

... psychoanalysis and the mind sciences for their potential application to the study of collective behavior, and (2) mining concepts from physics and cosmology for the purposes of renovating traditional approaches to social science inquiries. His essay, “The Inner World of the Subject Is a Special Form...

... nurture’’ debate, for terms such as selfish genes, memes, and genetic de- terminism, and the Human Genome Project itself, have entered the domain of popular science with little theoretical interrogation. What attention they have received is couched more in terms of the ethics of appropriating...

... of interchange could there be serious “checking” of the observed claims for difference among species. If the most powerful successes of early modern sciences came in astron- omy and adjacent studies such as the search for an intelligible cosmologi- cal theory, that could only have happened because...

... .” Social Studies of Science 48 , no. 2 : 171 – 203 . Mirowski Philip Nik-Khah Edward . 2017 . The Knowledge We Have Lost in Information: The History of Information in Modern Economics . New York : Oxford University Press . Mirowski Philip Plehwe Dieter , eds. 2009...

.... She got her BA at Foreign Affairs College, a unit of the PRC Foreign Ministry, in English and international studies, specializing in diplo- macy. In December 2005, she received her double Master’s in political science and communications/journalism from the University of Oregon. Her areas...