Volume 38 Issue 4 (2022)
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Editorial
ScienceOpen, which promotes Pluto journals and offers them peer review facilities (among much else), has just requested that Prometheus change its submission system from single-blind peer review to double-blind peer review. This…
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The psychedelic renaissance: a case of outlaw user innovation in the pharmaceutical industry
Psychedelic substances are undergoing a renaissance. As they have been out-of-bounds for public research for half a century, the development process has been driven by drug user communities. With the…
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Challenges of implementing management accounting innovations: evidence from the field
This study investigates the challenges of implementing innovative management accounting techniques, referred to as strategic management accounting (SMA), the interrelationship among the challenges and the impact of the challenges on…
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Stuart Ritchie, Science Fictions
The amusingly ambiguous title of Stuart Ritchie’s book might briefly suggest to science deniers that it supports their belief that science is just one more ideology, promoted by authoritarian governments…
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Julia Hermann, Jeroen Hopster, Wouter Kalf and Michael Klenk (eds) Philosophy in the Age of Science?
The book under review is a festschrift, dedicated to Herman Philipse and published on the occasion of his valedictory lecture. Throughout his career, Philipse has been a vocal critic of,…
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Stephen Barley, Work and Technological Change
Technology (and its various implications for work, the economy and capitalism) is a subject that has fascinated and engaged a wide range of scholars through the years. Some have been…
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Cyrus C. M. Mody, The Squares. US Physical and Engineering Scientists in the Long 1970s
Cyrus C. M. Mody argues, as perhaps no others have, that many of those driving the microelectronics industry in the 1960s and 1970s were ‘square’. This is an odd term,…