Scazzieri, Roberto (Editor)
Simili, Raffaella (Editor)
Science History Publications
Publication date: 2008
Language: English
Physical Details: ix + 245 pp.; maps; bibl.; index
Description Partial contents:
Chapter Ash, Mitchell (2008) Forced Migration and Scientific Change after 1933: Steps towards a New Approach. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 161).
Chapter Galavotti, Maria Carla (2008) A Tribute to Janina Hosiasson Lindenbaum, a Philosopher Victim of the Holocaust. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 179).
Chapter Battimelli, Giovanni (2008) Circulation of Ideas and Migration of Scientists: Hints from the Early Times of Nuclear Physics. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 195).
Chapter Stadler, Friedrich (2008) Paul Feyerabend and the Forgotten “Third Vienna Circle”. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 203).
Chapter Tega, Walter (2008) All Knowledge in a Circle: From the Republic of Letters to Cosmopolitanism. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 1).
Chapter Galluzzi, Paolo (2008) History of Science: The Challenge of the New Media. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 49).
Chapter Scazzieri, Roberto (2008) The Diffusion of Economic Ideas and the Formation of the Market Tradition: Explorations in the Political Economy of the 19th Century. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 73).
Chapter Paoloni, Giovanni; Simili, Raffaella (2008) Vito Volterra and the Making of Research Institutions in Italy and Abroad. In: The Migration of Ideas (p. 123).
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