Robert F. Rich

Editor's Introduction
Science Communication 1982 3: 291-292. [PDF]  

William N. Dunn

Reforms as A rguments
Science Communication 1982 3: 293-326. [PDF] [References]  

Donald T. Campbell

Experiments as A rguments
Science Communication 1982 3: 327-337. [PDF] [References]  

Jim Thomas

Federal Funding and Policing Research: The Impact of Government Sponsorship in Social Science
Science Communication 1982 3: 339-369. [PDF] [References]  

Nick L. Smith

The Creative Process: A Study of Its Characteristics in R&D Knowledge Production
Science Communication 1982 3: 371-380. [PDF] [References]  

Ron Westrum

Social Intelligence A bout Hidden Events: Its Significance for Scientific Research and Social Policy
Science Communication 1982 3: 381-400. [PDF] [References]  

Dan Caspi

The A genda-Setting Function of the Israeli Press
Science Communication 1982 3: 401-414. [PDF] [References]  

Robert F. Rich and Neal M. Goldsmith

The Management and Utilization of R&D: Managing the Research Process at the State and Local Levels
Science Communication 1982 3: 415-436. [PDF] [References]  

Ron Westrum

Book Reviews : The Human Nature of Science: Researchers at Work in Psychiatry. Stewart E. Perry (New York: Macmillan, 1966) 289 pp. Laboratory Life: The Social Construction of Scientific Facts. Bruno Latour and Steve Woolgar (Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1979) 271 pp
Science Communication 1982 3: 437-440. [PDF] [References]  

David F. Prindle

Book Reviews : The Politics of Mistrust: Estimating American Oil and Gas Reserves. Aaron Wildavsky and Ellen Tenenbaum (Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1981) 364 pp
Science Communication 1982 3: 441-444. [PDF]  

Jon A. Turner

Book Reviews : The Management of Information Systems. Kenneth L. Kraemer, William H. Dutton, and Alana Northrop (New York: Columbia University Press, 1981) 410 pp
Science Communication 1982 3: 445-448. [PDF] [References]  

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