Science, Technology & Human Values -- Table of Contents (Winter 2005, 30 [1])

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Robert Evans: Introduction: Demarcation Socialized: Constructing Boundaries and Recognizing Difference
Science, Technology & Human Values 2005 30: 3-16. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Olga Amsterdamska: Demarcating Epidemiology
Science, Technology & Human Values 2005 30: 17-51. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Roland Bal: How to Kill with a Ballpoint: Credibility in Dutch Forensic Science
Science, Technology & Human Values 2005 30: 52-75. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Malcolm Ashmore, Steven D. Brown, and Katie Macmillan: Lost in the Mall with Mesmer and Wundt: Demarcations and Demonstrations in the Psychologies
Science, Technology & Human Values 2005 30: 76-110. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Nina Degele: On the Margins of Everything: Doing, Performing, and Staging Science in Homeopathy
Science, Technology & Human Values 2005 30: 111-136. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Myanna Lahsen: Technocracy, Democracy, and U.S. Climate Politics: The Need for Demarcations
Science, Technology & Human Values 2005 30: 137-169. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

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