Science, Political Economy, and Oysters, Past and Present - or - How to turn that diss into a prize-winning book
Yet again, I have the privilege of sharing a conversation between two scholars at different stages in their careers. This one highlights Christine Keiner's excellent first book, raises fascinating questions about the intersection of science and political economy in the US over the last century, and offers a glance into the journey from dissertation to book. I can't thank Anna Zeide, a Wisconsin graduate student and treasured member of our AmericanScience community, enough for engaging Keiner in this conversation and for putting together such an informative interview. I'll let her do the rest of the introducing. But in the meantime, let this serve as a reminder that the FHSA is still seeking nominations for this year's publication prize. For details see here [scroll down]. The deadline is July 31, 2011.
A Conversation with Christine Keiner, This Year’s FHSA Book Prize Winner
By Anna Zeide
At the 2010 History of Science Society annual meeting in Montreal, the Forum for the …
A Conversation with Christine Keiner, This Year’s FHSA Book Prize Winner
By Anna Zeide
At the 2010 History of Science Society annual meeting in Montreal, the Forum for the …