Science and/as work: An introduction to this special issue

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History of Science 61 (4):439-447 (2023)
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This brief essay introduces a special issue dedicated to exploring two themes: “science and work” and “science as work.” Following a brief overview of these two themes, it briefly describes the other contributions to the special issue.

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