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A concluding section of the paper reflects upon the sociology of science, in an effort to confront the observed data with sociological theory.
and case studies. 6. Interpretations from the philosophy and sociology of science The hierarchical random graph is one possible model of science, technology and innovation data.
and to compare these ideas with prevalent theories in the philosophy and sociology of science. The goal in doing this survey is neither to validate the use of the model,
The sociology of science literature and the innovation policy literature, do offer such discussions, even going so far as to prescribe effective means of social organization.
Sociology of science in the real world. Houndmills, Basingstoke: Macmillan. CEPT-CCH-GSM. 1982. Report from meeting no. 1. T/CCH (83)/ 9 GSM Doc 32/83.
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