Book Vanessa Ogle; (2015)
The Global Transformation of Time: 1870-1950 (/isis/citation/CBB956367177/)

Chapter Stuart McCook; (2016)
“Squares of Tropic Summer”: The Wardian Case, Victorian Horticulture, and the Logistics of Global Plant Transfers, 1770–1910 (/isis/citation/CBB276881973/)

Book Daniel Rood; Patrick Manning; (2016)
Global Scientific Practice in an Age of Revolutions, 1750-1850 (/isis/citation/CBB841760575/)

Chapter Leida Fernández-Prieto; (2016)
Mapping the Global and Local Archipelago of Scientific Tropical Sugar: Agriculture, Knowledge, and Practice, 1790–1880 (/isis/citation/CBB431616022/)

Chapter Eleonora Rohland; (2016)
Hurricanes on the Gulf Coast: Environmental Knowledge and Science in Louisiana, the Caribbean, and the United States, 1722–1900 (/isis/citation/CBB324310996/)

Chapter Marcelo Fabián Figueroa; (2016)
Félix de Azara and the Birds of Paraguay: Making Inventories and Taxonomies at the Boundaries of the Spanish Empire, 1784–1802 (/isis/citation/CBB158759277/)

Chapter Irina Podgorny; (2016)
Los Pichiciegos: Scraps of Information and the Affinities of Mammals in the Early Nineteenth Century (/isis/citation/CBB814101855/)

Book Fischer-Tiné, Harald; (2013)
Pidgin-Knowledge: Wissen und Kolonialismus (/isis/citation/CBB001551249/)

Article Kapil Raj; (2017)
Thinking Without the Scientific Revolution: Global Interactions and the Construction of Knowledge (/isis/citation/CBB276711198/)

Article J. B. Shank; (2017)
Special Issue: After the Scientific Revolution: Thinking Globally about the Histories of the Modern Sciences (/isis/citation/CBB216560364/)

Chapter Kay Etheridge; (2016)
The History and Influence of Maria Sibylla Merian’s Bird-Eating Tarantula: Circulating Images and the Production of Natural Knowledge (/isis/citation/CBB701832624/)

Chapter Hanna Hodacs; (2016)
Local, Universal, and Embodied Knowledge: Anglo-Swedish Contacts and Linnaean Natural History (/isis/citation/CBB227482982/)

Book Burns, William E.; (2016)
The Scientific Revolution in Global Perspective (/isis/citation/CBB001551069/)

Chapter Kenneth Nyberg; (2016)
Linnaeus’s Apostles and the Globalization of Knowledge, 1729–1756 (/isis/citation/CBB812807120/)

Chapter Göran Rydén; (2016)
How Eighteenth-Century “Travelers in Trade” Changed Swedish Perceptions of Economic Systems (/isis/citation/CBB905973593/)

Chapter Jessica Ratclif; (2016)
The Great Data Divergence: Global History of Science within Global Economic History (/isis/citation/CBB739654365/)

Chapter Iris Montero Sobrevilla; (2016)
The Slow Science of Swift Nature: Hummingbirds and Humans in New Spain (/isis/citation/CBB229142726/)

Chapter Daniel Rood; (2016)
Toward a Global Labor History of Science (/isis/citation/CBB409541376/)

Chapter Matthew James Crawford; (2016)
Between Bureaucrats and Bark Collectors: Spain’s Royal Reserve of Quina and the Limits of European Botany in the Late Eighteenth-Century Spanish Atlantic World (/isis/citation/CBB090903653/)

Article Harold J. Cook; (2017)
Problems with the Word Made Flesh: The Great Tradition of the Scientific Revolution in Europe (/isis/citation/CBB125489262/)