Political Sociology of the Sciences

No 111, 2015/3 - 218 pages

Pages 3 to 6

Editorial

Special Report: Political Sociology of the Sciences

Pages 9 to 26

Theoretical Roundabouts and Analytical Level Crossings

By Yann Bérard, Antoine Roger

Pages 27 to 45

How “Big” Is Ecology?

By Céline Granjou

Pages 47 to 67

Scientific Competition and Political Action in a Transnational World

By Lydie Cabane, Sandrine Revet

Pages 69 to 92

The Scientist, the Guinea Pig, and the Antivivisectionist

By Fabien Carrié

Pages 93 to 117

Capturing and (Co)Producing Scientific Knowledge under Constraints: The “Expert Turn” of Surfrider Foundation Europe

By Julien Weisbein

Pages 119 to 140

Scientists’ Entry into the Organization of the Agricultural Market

By Jean-Baptiste Paranthoën

Critical Reading

Pages 141 to 150

For a New Political Sociology of the Sciences?

By Frédéric Nicolas

Varia

Pages 153 to 174

Stigmatization and Redemption

By Julien Beaugé

Pages 175 to 196

The Birth and Life of an Unexpected Alliance between Occupational Victims of Pesticide and Environmental Organizations

By Jean-Noël Jouzel, Giovanni Prete

Reviews

Pages 197 to 211

Reviews