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Linking the Subcultures of Physics: Virtual Empiricism and the Bonding Role of Trust theoretical physics. The role that trust plays in these interactions is used to create a model of social distance between interacting theoretical and experimental cultures. The chapter thus seeks to reintroduce trust as a fundamental element in answering the problem of disunity in the sociology of

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Science and Policies of Deforestation in the Amazon: Reflecting Ethnographically on Multidisciplinarg at usable scientific results through interdisciplinary work can be a challenge because such sharing is conditioned by misunderstandings between disciplinary boundaries. These misunderstandings involve disparate views on the potentials of modelling to be applied to social phenomena, which affects h

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Epistemic Interactions Within and Outside Scientific Communities: Different or Analogous Processes?nce (PUS) or, more recently, Public Engagement with Science and Technology (PEST)—whose evolution?since the 1990s has been marked by controversies around different ways of understanding the nature of the problem and, as a consequence, of the most efficient practices directed to solve it. Amongst oth

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‘The Year of the Gull’: Demonisation of Wildlife, Pestilence and Science in the?British Pressfor culls to seagull populations and political figures like former Prime Minister David Cameron publicly denouncing a ‘seagull problem’. We analyse the discourses surrounding these negative representations and compare these to the few published scientific responses to the media hype. We look at how