Vol. 3 No. 1 (1990): Science & Technology Studies

Research Papers

• Talking about Science in Three Colours: Bernal and Gender Politics in the Social Studies of Science

  Hilary Rose

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• Science and Epistemic Values

  Ilkka Niiniluoto

  21-25

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• Historical Transitions in the Socio-Cultural Position of Science

  Vessela Misheva

  27-31

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• Should Science Guide Social Change?

  Andrew M. Blasko

  33-36

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• An End to Progress?

  Gernot Böhme

  37-45

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• Bernals Conception of Science in the Examination of History

  Helmut Steiner

  47-51

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• Science and Perestroika

  Vladislav Kelle

  53-57

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• J. D. Bernal in a Latin American Perspective: Science for Development?

  Jaime Jimenez, Juan C. Escalante

  59-66

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• The Social Function of Science and the Foundations of the Welfare State in Britain

  Carl-Axel Gemzell

  67-71

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• Scientists Conceptions of Scientific Quality: An Interview Study

  Sven Hemlin, Henry Montgomery

  73-81

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• Impressions on the Bernal-Symposium

  Björn Kumm

  83-87

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