Titlebook: Science under Siege; Contesting the Secul Dick Houtman,Stef Aupers,Rudi Laermans Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Massimiliano Simonst-century learners better than the current ones. In this chapter, the authors present their insights in developing hotel management students’ intercultural competences through blogging during a work placement abroad. We argue why this is a natural way of learning that incorporates several twenty-fir

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Introduction: A Cultural Sociology of the Authority of Science, in the authority of science and religion alike (‘postmodernization’) rather than its shift from religion to science (‘modernization’). This is why theoretical inspiration is sought from theories about the authority of religion. Informed by the theory of secularization, Part I discusses the erosion

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Down the Rabbit Hole: Heterodox Science on the Internetut that the Internet has provided a platform for the general public to participate. Its open, non-hierarchical structure affords the flowering of (once) stigmatized knowledge claims, invites users to ‘do their own online research,’ and sparks ‘truth wars’ between trained scientific experts and amate