Refugees from nazism and the biomedical publishing industry
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C 33 (2):315-324 (2002)
| Abstract | Unlike most of the literature on the contributions of refugees from Nazism to the contemporary intellectual and cultural life of the West, the role of the expatriates in creating today's large biomedical publishing industry has generally been neglected. In fact major scientific, technical and medical (STM) publishing came about via this route. In doing so, it was instrumental in changing the international language of pre-World War Two science from German to English. This remains true as the industry evolves rapidly into new corporate and electronic modes. | |||||||||
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