Harry Collins, FBA, is distinguished research professor of social science at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, UK. His authored books include Changing Order: Replication and Induction in Scientific Practice (1985), Rethinking Expertise (2007 with Robert Evans), and Tacit and Explicit Knowledge (2010). Robert Evans is reader in sociology at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, UK. His co-authored books Rethinking Expertise (2007 with Harry Collins), Why Democracies Need Science (2017) and Experts and the Will of the People (2020).

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Truth. political culture and alternative descriptions of scienceChapter 2: Evolution of our understanding of science and democratisationChapter 3: The fractal model of societyChapter 4: Defusing the tension between elite institutions the public and societyChapter 5: Virtual diversity and universalismChapter 6: Economics and ubiquitous economics: How not to be a fulcrum scienceChapter 7: Is there a chance of changing the culture?ReferencesIndex

Harry Collins, FBA, is distinguished research professor of social science at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, UK. His authored books include Changing Order: Replication and Induction in Scientific Practice (1985), Rethinking Expertise (2007 with Robert Evans), and Tacit and Explicit Knowledge (2010). Robert Evans is reader in sociology at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, UK. His co-authored books Rethinking Expertise (2007 with Harry Collins), Why Democracies Need Science (2017) and Experts and the Will of the People (2020).

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Truth. political culture and alternative descriptions of scienceChapter 2: Evolution of our understanding of science and democratisationChapter 3: The fractal model of societyChapter 4: Defusing the tension between elite institutions the public and societyChapter 5: Virtual diversity and universalismChapter 6: Economics and ubiquitous economics: How not to be a fulcrum scienceChapter 7: Is there a chance of changing the culture?ReferencesIndex

Harry Collins, FBA, is distinguished research professor of social science at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, UK. His authored books include Changing Order: Replication and Induction in Scientific Practice (1985), Rethinking Expertise (2007 with Robert Evans), and Tacit and Explicit Knowledge (2010). Robert Evans is reader in sociology at Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, UK. His co-authored books Rethinking Expertise (2007 with Harry Collins), Why Democracies Need Science (2017) and Experts and the Will of the People (2020).

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Truth. political culture and alternative descriptions of scienceChapter 2: Evolution of our understanding of science and democratisationChapter 3: The fractal model of societyChapter 4: Defusing the tension between elite institutions the public and societyChapter 5: Virtual diversity and universalismChapter 6: Economics and ubiquitous economics: How not to be a fulcrum scienceChapter 7: Is there a chance of changing the culture?ReferencesIndex