Titlebook: National Interest; Joseph Frankel Book 1970 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1970 international organization

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Images, Motivations and Valuesestic environment from which they obtain support and receive de mands, which prescribes the parameters between which national interest can be determined. The nature and the numbers of the decision makers greatly vary from system to system but we can generalize about them as individuals all engaged in the same specific social roles.

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rvey of the development of STS itself and offers advice concerning its future development. Social Epistemology carries on the . agenda of classical epistemology, which, according to Fuller, has been abandoned in orthodox STS. Fuller shares STS’s critical attitude to traditional philosophy of science

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rvey of the development of STS itself and offers advice concerning its future development. Social Epistemology carries on the . agenda of classical epistemology, which, according to Fuller, has been abandoned in orthodox STS. Fuller shares STS’s critical attitude to traditional philosophy of science

Debate

Joseph Frankelalism. The so-called Swedish model was founded on an historical pact between labor and capital dating back to the mid-1930s. This model had implications for science policy in as far as it entailed the Western division between policy for science and science for policy, but with a stronger emphasis th

Pedagogy

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Joseph Frankell sciences based on the Stalinist theory of knowledge emerged in the early 1950s, whereby social sciences were an inseparable part of the everyday revolutionary process and subsequent socialist construction. In the second half of the 1950s, de-Stalinization aimed its criticism in the name of “scient

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Joseph Frankelas radically challenge wider claims about the value and place of the sciences within modern societies—for instance, by calling for the separation of science and the state and by questioning the idea that the sciences served to liberate and ameliorate human societies. This chapter explores why Feyera

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Inculcate

Joseph Frankelia or goals might constitute the attainment of scientific literacy. In this chapter, we explore the diverse meanings international science teacher educators have for scientific literacy as it relates to their own cultural backgrounds and professional practices. We conducted the study in the interest