Social processes of scientific development

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Boston: Routlege & K. Paul (1974)
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Papers which arose from a conference of the International Sociological Association's Research Committee on the Sociology of Science, held in London in September 1972.

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Q175.4.S62 1974

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Aspects of the structure of a scientific discipline.Stuart S. Blume & Ruth Sinclair
The science of science as a new research field and its function in prediction.Janos Farkas
Elements from the debate on science in society: a study of Joseph Ben-David‟ s theory.Thorvald Gran
Mono-and poly-paradigmatic developments in natural and social sciences.Cornelis J. Lammers
Societal influences on the choice of research topics of biologists.Albert Mok & Anne Westerdiep
The development of sociology in the Netherlands: a network analysis of the editorial board of the Sociologische Gids.Wouter van Rossum
Cognitive and social institutionalization of scientific specialties and research areas.Richard Whitley

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