This newest annual edition of Osiris brings together a variety of scholars to consider a topic of increasing interest in the history of science: expertise. Focusing specifically on the role expertise has played in the support, legitimation, and growth of the state since early modern times, Expertise and the Early Modern State reveals how scientific expertise and practical knowledge were crucial to the construction of early modern empires and economies. The state, on the other hand, performed a similar function for scientists, giving them much of the status and resources they needed to further their work. A penetrating, multifaceted investigation, Osiris 25 will be required reading for historians of science and early modern political development.
| ISBN: | 9780226029399 |
| Publication date: | 19th October 2010 |
| Author: | Eric H Ash |
| Publisher: | University of Chicago Press Journals |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 259 pages |
| Series: | Osiris |
| Genres: |
History of science |
This newest annual edition of Osiris brings together a variety of scholars to consider a topic of increasing interest in the history of science: expertise. Focusing specifically on the role expertise has played in the support, legitimation, and growth of the state since early modern times, Expertise and the Early Modern State reveals how scientific expertise and practical knowledge were crucial to the construction of early modern empires and economies.
Expertise features in the following genres: History of science
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Expertise was written by Eric H Ash and published by University of Chicago Press Journals
Expertise has 259 pages
Yes it is part of Osiris series