The Commonwealth of Science: ANZAAS and the Scientific Enterprise in Australasia 1888-1988

Abstract

LAUNCHING THE ENTERPRISE: Roy MacLeod: Organising science under the Southern Cross Roy Macleod: From imperial to national science James Davenport: The impulse of science in public affairs, 1945-1986 CHARTING THE SCIENCES: Linden Gillbank: The life sciences: from collections to conservation David Branagan and Thomas Vallance: The earth sciences: searching for geological order R.W. Home: The physical sciences: string, sealing wax and self-sufficiency Ian D. Rae: Chemists at ANZAAS: cabbages or kings? D.J. Mulvaney: Australasian anthropology: 'strictly scientific and critical' Alison Turtle: Education, social science and the 'common weal' SERVING SOCIETY: J.M. Powell: Protracted reconciliation: geography, society and the environment Bruce Davidson: Developing nature's treasures: Agriculture and mining in Australasia John Powles: Professional hygienists and the health of the nation Ron Johnston: Social responsibility in science: the social mirror of science E.L. Wheelwright and G. Crough: The political economy of technology Sol Encel: Technology, employment and post-industrial society Appendices Index.

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