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[edit] Knowledge & Society
Editor: S. Gorenstein , Department of Science and Technology Studies, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New York, USA
Publisher:
Description: knowledge and Society is a book series devoted to examining in depth crucial and current issues in the critique of science and engineering as fields of study. The series takes the point of view that science and engineering emerge from, as well as affect, society and culture. In other words, science and technology are seen as inextricably connected to social and cultural ideas, behaviors, and relations, as well as to social and cultural goals and purposes. For example, in Material Culture, Volume 10 of the series, articles show how designs of technologies such as the telephone and laboratory instruments are as much embedded in society and culture as they are in engineering. In Knowledge Systems, Volume 11 of the series, authors investigate how concepts of morality, time, space and the body inform the diagnosis and treatment of disease in Africa and Asia and what societal and scientific criteria the US Congress uses to evaluate 'alternative' medicine as a candidate for funding. In Gender and Work, Volume 12 of the series, authors examine how the different ideologies of the domestic and public spheres affect young women and men as they learn to work in the sphere to which their gender has and has not assigned them. Unlike journals, each volume in the Knowledge and Society series studies a topic in depth, and unlike individual books, it offers a multidisciplinary perspective, addressing academics and other professionals in science, engineering, the humanities, and the social sciences.
External Link: Publisher's website
[edit] Inside Technology Series (MIT Press)
Editors: Wiebe Bijker, Bernie Carlson, and Trevor Pinch
Publisher: MIT Press
Description: This series publishes monographs and edited collections of scholarship in S&TS. Although the initial focus was on books which engaged with the content of technology it now includes a wide variety of technoscience topics ranging from financial markets to medicine. "Inside Technology" books have won numerous prizes and we welcome new and innovative scholarship. If you have a proposal please feel free to contact any of the editors.
External Link: Inside Technology at Publisher's website
[edit] Transdisciplinary Studies (Sense)
Editors: Jeremy Hunsinger, Jason Nolan
Publisher: Sense
Description: Transdisciplinary Studies is an internationally oriented book series created to generate new theories and practices to extricate transdisciplinary research from the confining discourses of traditional disciplinarities. Within transdisciplinary domains, this series will publish empirically grounded, theoretically sound work seeking to identify and solve global problems that conventional disciplinary perspectives cannot capture. Transdisciplinary Studies seeks to accentuate those aspects of scholarly research which cut across todays learned disciplines in an effort to define new axiologies and forms of praxis. This series intends to promote a new appreciation for transdisciplinary research to audiences that are seeking ways of understanding complex, global problems that many now realize disciplinary perspectives cannot fully address. Scholars, policy makers, educators and researchers working to address issues in technology studies, public finance, discourse studies, professional ethics, political analysis, learning, ecological systems, modern medicine, and other fields clearly are ready to begin investing in transdisciplinary models of research. It is for those many different audiences in these diverse fields that we hope to reach, not merely with topical research, but also through considering new epistemic and ontological foundations for of transdisciplinary research.
External Link: Transdisciplinary Studies
