Senior Project Fall 2013

Update VII On Shaky Ground

Everley, Steve. Update VII On Shaky Ground. Energy In Depth.

National Park Service Urges BLM to Ignore Science on Hydraulic Fracturing

Everley, Steve. National Park Service Urges BLM to Ignore Science on Hydraulic Fracturing. Energy In Depth.

The Tyee – Shale Gas: Myth and Realities

Nikiforuk, Andrew. The Tyee – Shale Gas: Myth and Realities.

Affiliation Bias and Expert Disagreement in Framing the Nicotine Addiction Debate

Murphy, Priscilla. "Affiliation Bias and Expert Disagreement in Framing the Nicotine Addiction Debate." Science, Technology, & Human Values 26, no. 3: 278-299.

Professionalization of American Scientists: Public Science in the Creation/ Evolution Trials

Gieryn, Thomas F., George M. Bevins, and Stephen C. Zehr. "Professionalization of American Scientists: Public Science in the Creation/ Evolution Trials." American Sociological Review 50, no. 3: 392-409.

Ozone and Climate: Scientific Consensus and Leadership

Grundmann, Reiner. "Ozone and Climate: Scientific Consensus and Leadership." Science, Technology, & Human Values 31, no. 1: 73-101.

Analyzing the Flouridation Controversy: Resources and Structures

Martin, Brian. "Analyzing the Flouridation Controversy: Resources and Structures." Social Studies of Science 18 (1988): 331-63.

Enhanced Remote Earthquake Triggering at Fluid-Injection Sites in the Midwestern United States

van der Elst, Nicholas J., Heather M. Savage, Katie M. Keranen, and Geoffrey A. Abers. "Enhanced Remote Earthquake Triggering at Fluid-Injection Sites in the Midwestern United States." Science 341, no. 6142: 164-167.

Science As an Idiom in the Domain of Technology

Rose, Mark H.. "Science As an Idiom in the Domain of Technology." Science & Technology Studies 5, no. 1: 3-11.

Boundary-Work and the Demarcation of Science from Non-Science: Strains and Interests in Professional Ideologies of Scientists

Gieryn, Thomas F.. "Boundary-Work and the Demarcation of Science from Non-Science: Strains and Interests in Professional Ideologies of Scientists." American Sociological Review 48, no. 6: 781-795.

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