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Building Europe on expertise: innovators, organizers, networkers

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Twentieth Century Scientific Developments Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis International Science and Diplomacy

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Introduction PART I: CULTIVATING EXPERTS, ORDERING KNOWLEDGE 1. Educating Experts 2. Technical Experts as New National Elites 3. Architectures of Knowledge PART II: ENDANGERED EXPERTS, NEW SOCIAL ORDERS 4. Expertise with a Cause 5. Faustian Bargains in Totalitarian Europe 6. Experts in Exile PART III: COOPERATING EXPERTS, BUILDING INSTITUTIONS 7. Geographies of Cooperation in Nuclear Europe 8. Contesting Europe in Space 9. Experts' Europe from a Bird's-eye View Conclusion

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