Titlebook: Soviet Science under Control; The Struggle for Inf Jeffrey L. Roberg Book 1998 Jeffrey L. Roberg 1998 communism.human rights.Policy.science

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Did the Party Really Control Soviet Science?,importance in the eyes of the Soviet leadership as an avenue for attaining economic development, science gained prestige and a certain amount of autonomy from the party in its own affairs. How-ever, this autonomy did not mean that scientists were permitted to act within the sphere of state politics.

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The Influence of Scientists Who Cross the Line: The Clash between Personal Respoasibitity and Loyaldy would posit nuclear scientists to be most influential. It was demonstrated in Chapter 3 that the nuclear scientists who developed both the atomic and hydrogen bombs were showered with accolades and acquired great personal prestige. Chapter 4 will examine whether this prestige, based on their repu

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Conclusion,he overall influence of scientists. Generally speaking, both Western and Soviet scientists were brought into government service to assist in the war efforts of their respective countries during the Second World War. During the war, scientists created technology that had immediate military use. Some

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typically characterized as one of Communist Party dominance over the sciences. He argues that the relationship between scientists and the leadership is better viewed as bi-directional. The author concludes that scientists had an influence on policy-makers in the areas of nuclear policy and human rig

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The Influence of Scientists Who Cross the Line: The Clash between Personal Respoasibitity and Loyal within the Soviet Union. This chapter will attempt to discern where boundary lines can be drawn between permissible (loyal) speech and (dis-loyal) personal responsibility. Personal responsibility implies actions taken by a scientist that may go against the desires of the regime but are viewed as morally necessary by the individual.

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