Science and Society af Hilary Rose (Bog)

A study which invites comparison with J. D. Bernal's The Social Function of Science. In this book, the authors explore how science, as a product of certain men in particular societies, can be controlled. They delve into the history of science in relation to society from the founding of the Royal Society to modern times, comparing scientific positions in various countries and examining the functions of international bodies.
Hilary Rose, Steven Peter Russell Rose
Allen Lane, 1969 - 294 sider
A social history of science mainly devoted to Britain but covering worldwide developments especially in 20th century