Biblioteca Flacso Ecuador

Artículos
	Reingold, Nathan; Rothenberg, Marc	Introduction	p. vii-xiii
	Home, R.W.	The begginings of an australian physics community	p. 3-34
	Moyal, Ann	The history of telecommunication in Australia: aspects of tecnological experience, 1854-1930	p. 35-77
	Mulvaney, D.J.	Patron and client: the web of intellectual kinship in australian anthropology	p. 55-77
	Dugan, Kathleen G.	The zoological exploration of the australian region and its impact on biological theory	p. 79-100
	Schedvin, C.B.	Environment, economy and australian biology. 1890-1939	p. 101-126
	Reingold, Nathan	Graduate school and doctoral degree: european models and american realities	p. 129- 149
	Layton, Jr., Edwin T.	European origins of the american engineering style of the nineteenth century	p. 151-166
	Kohlstedt, Sally Gregory	International exchange and national style: a view of natural history museums in the United States, 1850-1900	p. 167-190
	Numbers, Ronald L.; Warner, John Harley	The maturation of American Medical Science	p. 191-214
	Macleod, Roy	On visiting the "Moving Metropolis": reflections on the architecture of imperial science	p. 217-249
	Pyenson, Lewis	The limits of scientific condominium: geophysics in western Samoa, 1914-1940	p. 251-295-
	Chambers, David Wade	Period and process in colonial and national science	p. 297-321
	Jarrell, Richard A.	Differential national development and science in the nineteenth century: the problems of Quebec and Ireland	p. 323-350
	Sheets-Pyenson, Susan	Civilizing by nature's example: the development of colonial museus of natural history, 1850-1900	p. 351-377
	Badash, Lawrence	The influence of New Zealand on Rutherford's scientific development	p. 379-389