From Multidisciplinary Collaboration to Transnational Objectivity: International Space as Constitutive of Molecular Biology, 1930–1970

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ELISABETH CRAWFORD, TERRY SHINN, SVERKER S÷RLIN: The nationalization and denationalization of the sciences: An introductory essay. SVERKER S÷RLIN: National and international aspects of crossboundary science: Scientific travel in the 18th century. AANT ELZINGA: Antarctica: The construction of a continent by and for science. KAAT SCHULTE-FISCHEDICK, TERRY SHINN: International phytogeographical excursions, 1911-1923: Intellectual convergence in vegetation science. PAUL HOCH, JENNIFER PLATT: Migration and the denationalization of science. PNINA ABIR-AM: From multidisciplinary collaboration to transnational objectivity: International space as constitutive of molecular biology, 1930-1970. ANDREW JAMISON: National political cultures and the exchange of knowledge: The case of systems ecology. G¡BOR PALL”: Internationalism in Soviet world-science: The Hungarian case. JOHN KRIGE: Some socio-historical aspects of multinational collaborations in high-energy physics at Cern between 1975 and 1985. HENRY ETZKOWITZ: Redesigning 'Solomon's House': The university and internationalization of science and business.