Social Studies of Science -- Table of Contents (February 1 1991, 21 [1])

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Contents: February 1 1991, Volume 21, No. 1 [Index by Author] Other Issues:

An International Review of Research in the Social Dimensions of Science and Technology

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David Edge: Editorial
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 5. [PDF]

: Erratum
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 6. [PDF]

Pam Scott: Levers and Counterweights: A Laboratory that Failed to Raise the World
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 7-35. [Abstract] [PDF]

Greg Myers: Politeness and Certainty: The Language of Collaboration in an Al Project
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 37-73. [Abstract] [PDF]

Loet Leydesdorff: In Search of Epistemic Networks
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 75-110. [Abstract] [PDF]

Peter A. Abrams: The Predictive Ability of Peer Review of Grant Proposals: The Case of Ecology and the US National Science Foundation
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 111-132. [Abstract] [PDF]

Dale Stout and Sue Stuart: E. G. Boring's Review of Brigham's A Study of American Intelligence: A Case-Study in the Politics of Reviews
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 133-142. [Abstract] [PDF]

Herbert A. Simon: Comments on the Symposium on `Computer Discovery and the Sociology of Scientific Knowledge'
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 143-148. [PDF]

H. M. Collins: Simon's Slezak
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 148-149. [PDF]

Steve Fuller: Simon Says `Put Your Foot in Your Mouth'
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 149-150. [PDF]

Ronald N. Giere: Syntax, Semantics and Human Interests
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 150-153. [PDF]

Michael E. Gorman: What Simon Said
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 153-154. [PDF]

Peter Slezak: How Strong is the `Strong Programme'?
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 154-156. [PDF]

Ian Inkster: Made in America But Lost to Japan: Science, Technology and Economic Performance in the Two Capitalist Superpowers
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 157-178. [PDF]

Arie Rip: United We Fall
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 179-186. [PDF]

David Bloor: Review of Galison, How Experiments End
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 186-189. [PDF]

: Book notes
Social Studies of Science 1991 21: 191-192. [PDF]

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