Ingemar Bohlin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5755930 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ingemar Bohlin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ingemar |
| FAMILY NAME | Bohlin |
| SIGNATURE | BOHLIN I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Gothenburg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Evidence-based practice and management-by-knowledge of disability care
Background: Although increasingly accepted in some corners of social work, critics have claimed that evidence-based practice (EBP) methodologies run contrary to local care practices and result in an EBP straitjacket and epistemic injustice. These are serious concerns, especially in relation to already marginalised clients. Aims and objectives: Against the backdrop of criticism against EBP, this study explores the ramifications of the Swedish stat…
Formalization and separation
In studies of environmental issues, the question of how to establish a productive interplay between science and policy is widely debated, especially in relation to climate change. The aim of this article is to advance this discussion and contribute to a better understanding of how science is summarized for policy purposes by bringing together two academic discussions that usually take place in parallel: the question of how to deal with formalizat…
Communication Regimes in Competition
Recent advances in information technology have enabled new ways of communicating research reports. A significant innovation in this area is that of ‘eprint’ archives: online repositories in which researchers make their papers freely available to their colleagues. This practice, which is known as self-archiving, poses a serious challenge to traditional academic journals. Publishers have responded with several strategies for remodelling journals in…
A Social Understanding of Delegation
Making History
Popularizing Darwin
Darwin by Adrian Desmond and James Moore, London: Michael Joseph, 1991, xxi+808 pages, £20.00 hb, £9.99 pb
Robert M. Young and Darwin Historiography
In a series of seminal essays, Robert M. Young has insisted on the importance of analyzing the broad historical context in which Darwin's biological views were conceived. In this paper, Young's historiographic approach is assessed theoretically rather than historically: attention is focused on a comparison with recent Darwin studies. After some brief notes on Darwin historiography in general, the principal tenets advocated by Young on a programma…
Philosophy of Science and Historical Enquiry
Formalization and separation
In studies of environmental issues, the question of how to establish a productive interplay between science and policy is widely debated, especially in relation to climate change. The aim of this article is to advance this discussion and contribute to a better understanding of how science is summarized for policy purposes by bringing together two academic discussions that usually take place in parallel: the question of how to deal with formalizat…
Communication Regimes in Competition
Recent advances in information technology have enabled new ways of communicating research reports. A significant innovation in this area is that of ‘eprint’ archives: online repositories in which researchers make their papers freely available to their colleagues. This practice, which is known as self-archiving, poses a serious challenge to traditional academic journals. Publishers have responded with several strategies for remodelling journals in…
Robert M. Young and Darwin Historiography
In a series of seminal essays, Robert M. Young has insisted on the importance of analyzing the broad historical context in which Darwin's biological views were conceived. In this paper, Young's historiographic approach is assessed theoretically rather than historically: attention is focused on a comparison with recent Darwin studies. After some brief notes on Darwin historiography in general, the principal tenets advocated by Young on a programma…
Evidence-based practice and management-by-knowledge of disability care
Background: Although increasingly accepted in some corners of social work, critics have claimed that evidence-based practice (EBP) methodologies run contrary to local care practices and result in an EBP straitjacket and epistemic injustice. These are serious concerns, especially in relation to already marginalised clients. Aims and objectives: Against the backdrop of criticism against EBP, this study explores the ramifications of the Swedish stat…
Making History
Popularizing Darwin
Darwin by Adrian Desmond and James Moore, London: Michael Joseph, 1991, xxi+808 pages, £20.00 hb, £9.99 pb
Philosophy of Science and Historical Enquiry
Robert M. Young and Darwin Historiography
In a series of seminal essays, Robert M. Young has insisted on the importance of analyzing the broad historical context in which Darwin's biological views were conceived. In this paper, Young's historiographic approach is assessed theoretically rather than historically: attention is focused on a comparison with recent Darwin studies. After some brief notes on Darwin historiography in general, the principal tenets advocated by Young on a programma…
Popularizing Darwin
Darwin by Adrian Desmond and James Moore, London: Michael Joseph, 1991, xxi+808 pages, £20.00 hb, £9.99 pb
Making History
A Social Understanding of Delegation
Communication Regimes in Competition
Recent advances in information technology have enabled new ways of communicating research reports. A significant innovation in this area is that of ‘eprint’ archives: online repositories in which researchers make their papers freely available to their colleagues. This practice, which is known as self-archiving, poses a serious challenge to traditional academic journals. Publishers have responded with several strategies for remodelling journals in…
Formalization and separation
In studies of environmental issues, the question of how to establish a productive interplay between science and policy is widely debated, especially in relation to climate change. The aim of this article is to advance this discussion and contribute to a better understanding of how science is summarized for policy purposes by bringing together two academic discussions that usually take place in parallel: the question of how to deal with formalizat…
Evidence-based practice and management-by-knowledge of disability care
Background: Although increasingly accepted in some corners of social work, critics have claimed that evidence-based practice (EBP) methodologies run contrary to local care practices and result in an EBP straitjacket and epistemic injustice. These are serious concerns, especially in relation to already marginalised clients. Aims and objectives: Against the backdrop of criticism against EBP, this study explores the ramifications of the Swedish stat…
Sociology (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Evolution and Science Education (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Climate Change and Geoengineering (2 works) · Darwin (ADL (2 works) · Data science (2 works)