Sismondo, Sergio (Author)
Social Studies of Science
Volume: 49
Issue: 6
Pages: 813-816
Edition Details: Themed Issue: Academic Lives and Cultures
Language: English
The current themed issue came about by chance. A number of manuscripts examining academic lives and cultures came through Social Studies of Science’s review process at roughly the same time, and have been grouped together here. This introduction briefly describes some of their themes, and connects them with some other articles recently published in this journal, to broaden virtually the themed issue so as to represent some of the current work on the topic.
...MoreArticle Axel Philipps; Leonie Weißenborn (December 2019) Unconventional ideas conventionally arranged: A study of grant proposals for exceptional research. Social Studies of Science (pp. 884-897).
Article June Jeon (December 2019) Invisibilizing politics: Accepting and legitimating ignorance in environmental sciences. Social Studies of Science (pp. 839-862).
Article Line Edslev Andersen; K Brad Wray (December 2019) Detecting errors that result in retractions. Social Studies of Science (pp. 942-954).
Article Gad Yair (December 2019) Culture counts more than money: Israeli critiques of German science. Social Studies of Science (pp. 898-918).
Article Julian Hamann (December 2019) The Making of Professors: Assessment and Recognition in Academic Recruitment. Social Studies of Science (pp. 919-941).
Article Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner; Sarah de Rijcke (December 2019) Filling in the gaps: The interpretation of curricula vitae in peer review. Social Studies of Science (pp. 863-883).
Article Wylie, Caitlin Donahue (December 2019) Socialization through stories of disaster in engineering laboratories. Social Studies of Science (pp. 817-838).
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