Instrumentation Between Science, State and Industry

Instrumentation Between Science, State and Industry

by B. Joerges; T. Shinn
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Science & Technology Business & Economics
Format Kindle
Pages 280
Language Dutch, Flemish
Published Jan 1, 2012
Publisher Springer
Edition 2001
ISBN-10 9401090327
ISBN-13 9789401090322
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This work delves into the intricate relationships among science, state, and industry, highlighting how instrumentation acts as a pivotal mediator in these interactions. It explores the nuanced ways research and technology inform and influence one another, offering critical insights into how policy and industrial practices are shaped by scientific advancements. Through a comprehensive analysis, the authors examine contemporary case studies that reveal the dynamic landscape where research efforts intersect with technological developments.

B. Joerges and T. Shinn build upon existing theories around research-technology, extending the conversation to encompass a broader context. Their exploration invites readers to reflect on the socio-political implications of scientific practices and technological innovations. This analysis is particularly relevant for scholars and practitioners interested in the sociology of science and the evolving role of technology in society, making it a significant contribution to understanding the ongoing dialogue between these vital sectors.

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