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The role by scientific publications in science communication

21/03/2007

Abstract

In their contributions to this special issue, the British science writer Jon Turney and the American scholar Bruce Lewenstein discuss the validity of the book as a means for science communication in the era of the Internet, whereas the article by Vittorio Bo deals with scientific publishing in a broader sense.

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Jon Turney

Boom and bust in popular science

Bruce V. Lewenstein

Why should we care about science books?

Vittorio Bo

Scientific publishing: some food for thought

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