Covers experimental methods, critical thinking, scientific fraud, and the importance of doubt in science, using various examples to illustrate key concepts.
Explores competitive advantage, organizational theory, structure, culture, and global organizational designs, including unique governance models like Haier's Rendanheyi.
Delves into the typology and evolution of scientific cooperation networks, discussing decentralized research networks and global collaboration challenges.
Explores sociotechnical controversies in research work, emphasizing the blurred boundaries of expertise and the intertwined nature of facts and values.
Explores the transition of living organisms from religious to scientific explanations, focusing on essentialism, fixism, anthropocentrism, and Darwin's revolutionary ideas.