This chapter considers how the preceding chapters reinterpret research on governance in the sciences by focusing on changing patterns of authority. Thus, rather than summarizing and integrating the findings of the chapters, it uses some of the findings to discuss the utility of analysing the impact of governance changes on scientific research through the study of shifting authority relations.
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