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Geographies of Science and Public Understanding? Exploring the Reception of the British Association he importance of the spatial setting (for summaries, see Finnegan, 2008; Livingstone, 1995, 2003; Naylor, 2005; Powell, 2007; Shapin, 1998; Smith & Agar, 1998; Withers, 2001, pp. 1–28; Withers, 2002). Some of this research investigates the diverse sites of science’s production, such as the ship (Sor

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Testing Times: Experimental Counter-Conduct in Interwar Germanyhey believe to be “the origins of a relationship between our knowledge and our polity that has, in its fundamentals, lasted for three centuries” (Shapin & Shaffer, 1985 p. 342). It is, they insist, “far from original to notice an intimate and an important relationship between the form of life of exp

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NGOs, the Science-Lay Dichotomy, and Hybrid Spaces of Environmental Knowledge It is tenacious because, despite continual criticism from social scientists, it continues to underpin the “cognitive-deficit model” of the public understanding of science. The deficit model rests on the assumption that the lay public is unscientific, unspecialized, and often ignorant (or at least p

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Regulatory Science and Risk Assessment in Indian Country: Taking Tribal Publics into Accountsing or masking traces of the “l(fā)ocal.” In order for a claim to be credible and objective, it needs to be true everywhere, not just in the place it was formulated (Latour, 1987; Law & Mol, 2001; Livingstone, 2003). Otherwise, the claim is doomed to remain “l(fā)ocal knowledge”: subjective, place-bound, a

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Peter Meusburger,David Livingstone,Heike J?nsHighlights the spatial and temporal complexity and contingency of past, present, and future interdisciplinary geographies of science.Presents a balance of historical and contemporary case studies

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