Chapter 1 Landscapes of Knowledge

Chapter 2 Global Knowledge?

Chapter 3 A Geohistorical Study of “The Rise of Modern Science”: Mapping Scientific Practice Through Urban Networks, 1500–1900

Chapter 4 From Mediocrity and Existential Crisis to Scientific Excellence: Heidelberg University Between 1803 and 1932

Chapter 5 Academic Travel from Cambridge University and the Formation of Centers of Knowledge, 1885–1954

Chapter 6 Big Sciences, Open Networks, and Global Collecting in Early Museums

Chapter 7 Is the Atrium More Important than the Lab? Designer Buildings for New Cultures of Creativity

Chapter 9 The Making of Geographies of Knowledge at World’s Fairs: Morocco at Expo 2000 in Hanover

Chapter 10 Geographies of Science and Public Understanding? Exploring the Reception of the British Association for the Advancement of Science in Britain and in Ireland, c.1845–1939

Chapter 11 Testing Times: Experimental Counter-Conduct in Interwar Germany

Chapter 12 NGOs, the Science-Lay Dichotomy, and Hybrid Spaces of Environmental Knowledge

Chapter 13 Regulatory Science and Risk Assessment in Indian Country: Taking Tribal Publics into Account