Current issue:Volume 23/2010, Number 1
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Volume 23/2010, Number 2
Science Studies is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing articles on the study of science and technology studies. Published since 1988, Science Studies is read in over 80 countries around the world and is also available electronically through EBSCOhost services in over 700 institutions.
Science Studies is designed as an open forum for all perceptive contributions to the study of science and technology, whether philosophical, historical, sociological, psychological, educational or politico-economic. It stands for no doctrine or formal discipline, except for theoretical analysis as a guide to better practice, and empirical observation as a stimulus to conceptual insight.
Science Studies vol.23, no.1(2010) is out now!
Articles
Martin Ruivenkamp and Arie Rip:
Visualizing the Invisible Nanoscale: Study of Visualization Practices in Nanotechnology Community of Practice
Mikaela Sunberg:
Organizing Simulation Code Collectives
Stans van Egmond and Ragna Zeiss:
Modeling for Policy - Science-based models as performative boundary objects for Dutch policy making
Stefan Thorpenberg:
Alcohol health promotion research and policy in the Nordic countries - a literature review 1986-2008
Book Reviews
Mark B. Brown:
Science Studies becomes member of DOAJ
Science Studies is happy to announce that it has been accepted as a member of the award-winning Directory of Open Access Journals. (DOAJ)
The inclusion of Science Studies as a member of DOAJ continues the committment of Science Studies to disseminate scientific publications according to the principles of open access. This benefits both the authors of scientific articles, as well as the scientific community in general.
