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Go Strong or Go Home: An Interview with David Bloor

Widely read in many areas, Professor David Bloor is arguably the preeminent authority in the field of STS (Science...

Go Strong or Go Home: An Interview with David Bloor

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In the Science Zone Ii: The Fore, Papua New Guinea, and the Fight for Representation

Four questions—two for Dr. Anderson, the medically trained historian and STS scholar, and two for Professor Anderson...

In the Science Zone Ii: The Fore, Papua New Guinea, and the Fight for Representation

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Translating Guān’ài in the People’s War on Drugs: Enacting Relations of Care in China’s State-Run Methadone Maintenance Treatment Program

China’s state-run methadone maintenance treatment (MMT) program was launched in 2003 in response to the growing...

Translating Guān’ài in the People’s War on Drugs: Enacting Relations of Care in China’s State-Run Methadone Maintenance Treatment Program

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Reformulation and Appropriation of Traditional Knowledge in Industrial Ayurveda: The Trajectory of Jeevani

In India, the industrial sector that specializes in the invention, production, and marketing of neotraditional...

Reformulation and Appropriation of Traditional Knowledge in Industrial Ayurveda: The Trajectory of Jeevani

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The Big-Bag Tradition of Science Studies in Mainland China

In his general assessment of Chinese research in philosophy of science and STS studies, Professor Li Xia...

The Big-Bag Tradition of Science Studies in Mainland China

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The Silenced Technology—the Beauty and Sorrow of Reassembled Cars

Reassembled cars can be seen everywhere in Taiwan. In the past few decades, the government has repeatedly clamped...

The Silenced Technology—the Beauty and Sorrow of Reassembled Cars

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Living with Materiality or Confronting Asian Diversity? The Case of Iron-Biofortified Rice Research in the Philippines

This article draws on findings from a multi-sited study of international science policy processes in rice...

Living with Materiality or Confronting Asian Diversity? The Case of Iron-Biofortified Rice Research in the Philippines

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Rethinking the East Asian Distinction: An Example of Taiwan's Harm Reduction Policy

How do we make sense of East Asian STS studies? This article traces the debates on this theme in earlier issues of...

Rethinking the East Asian Distinction: An Example of Taiwan's Harm Reduction Policy

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Facilitating Public Participation in Toxic Waste Management Through Engaging ‘The Object of Politics’

This paper uses the experience of local community involvement in the disposal of the world's largest stockpile of...

Facilitating Public Participation in Toxic Waste Management Through Engaging ‘The Object of Politics’

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Oozing Matters: Infracycles of “Waste Management” and Emergent Naturecultures in Phnom Penh

The Cambodian city of Phnom Penh displays a unique recyclable waste collection system. This article follows the daily...

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