MARC LANGE Natural Laws in Scientific Practice Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000

Synergy in Scientific Publishing: The ESA–Oxford University Press Partnership

You are viewing the results of a multiyear strategic process, which began with a simple question: How can we achieve the best future for ESA publications? ESA’s publishing efforts are vital to our success as a scientific society. Our journals serve as a critical element of the scientific process and the ecosystem of the discipline of entomology. Further, our publications support ESA’s core valu...

Neuroimaging Genetics Edited by Bigos et al. Oxford University Press

Over the last two decades, the association of genetic variation and brain function has received considerable attention. It is well established that most psychiatric and neurological diseases have a substantial genetic contribution. Therefore, investigating the influences of genotypes on brain structure and function should lead to a better understanding of the neurobiology of physiological brain...

Scientific Realism - Oxford Handbooks

This article endeavors to identify the strongest versions of the two primary arguments against epistemic scientific realism: the historical argument—generally dubbed “the pessimistic meta-induction”—and the argument from underdetermination. It is shown that, contrary to the literature, both can be understood as historically informed but logically validmodus tollensarguments. After specifying th...

G.P. Hodgkinson and W. Starbuck (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Organizational Decision Making Oxford: Oxford University Press. EMPLOYING ADAPTIVE STRUCTURING AS COGNITIVE DECISION AID IN HIGH RELIABILITY ORGANIZATIONS

Virginia Berridge, Public Health: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016) pp. 160, £7.99, paperback, ISBN: 9780199688463.

as an obligation of the state and a right of citizens, helping fuel a cross-class and -race alliance that pressured the colonial government to step up to the plate. The chapters cover a wide range of topics including the control of infectious diseases, city sanitation reform, the gender/race biases shaping health systems and health education. They also employ different methodological approaches...