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Kristin Wilson
Kristin Wilson
@tkristinwilson@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 13 hours ago

📝 Defunding Science, Stifling Dissent: Lessons from Aotearoa

There is an opportunity here, not to preserve a system that has long been deeply flawed, but to change it for the better: to build a model of research and higher education that is accountable to the people and places from which it comes.

Science for the People.

https://magazine.scienceforthepeople.org/vol27-2-political-economy-of-science/defunding-science-stifling-dissent/

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Science for the People Magazine

Defunding Science, Stifling Dissent • SftP Magazine

Now more than ever there is a need to understand science, data, and knowledge as products of historically contingent political and economic interests and arrangements.
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Kristin Wilson
Kristin Wilson
@tkristinwilson@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 13 hours ago

📝 Defunding Science, Stifling Dissent: Lessons from Aotearoa

There is an opportunity here, not to preserve a system that has long been deeply flawed, but to change it for the better: to build a model of research and higher education that is accountable to the people and places from which it comes.

Science for the People.

https://magazine.scienceforthepeople.org/vol27-2-political-economy-of-science/defunding-science-stifling-dissent/

#STS #ScienceStudies

Science for the People Magazine

Defunding Science, Stifling Dissent • SftP Magazine

Now more than ever there is a need to understand science, data, and knowledge as products of historically contingent political and economic interests and arrangements.
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RMZ HU
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@hu_rmz@openbiblio.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

In case you missed last December's jour fixe on "The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities" by S. Bartscherer, S. Ulpts, B. Penders & S. Field you can listen to the excellent talk on our #podcast feed.
https://blogs.hu-berlin.de/scienceworks/2026/01/07/31-science-works-jour-fixe-the-antisocial-replication-of-replication-exploring-how-replication-moves-across-epistemic-communities/
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#31 SCIENCE WORKS / Jour fixe: The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities | Science Works#31 SCIENCE WORKS / Jour fixe: The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities – Science Works

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RMZ HU
@hu_rmz@openbiblio.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

In case you missed last December's jour fixe on "The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities" by S. Bartscherer, S. Ulpts, B. Penders & S. Field you can listen to the excellent talk on our #podcast feed.
https://blogs.hu-berlin.de/scienceworks/2026/01/07/31-science-works-jour-fixe-the-antisocial-replication-of-replication-exploring-how-replication-moves-across-epistemic-communities/
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#31 SCIENCE WORKS / Jour fixe: The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities | Science Works#31 SCIENCE WORKS / Jour fixe: The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities – Science Works

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