How the scientific journal came of age in the nineteenth century: Alex Csiszar: The scientific journal: authorship and the politics of knowledge in the nineteenth century. The University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London, 2018, 376 pp, $45 HB

Metascience 28 (1):89-91 (2018)
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