The Routledge Handbook of Science and Empire (Hardcover)

1. Introduction: An Imperial Turn in the History of ScienceAndrew Goss 2. Situating the Empire in History of SciencePratik Chakrabarti 3. Cartography and Empire from Early Modernity to PostmodernityThomas Simpson 4. Racial ScienceJames Poskett 5. Meteorology and EmpireMartin Mahony 6. Colonial PsychiatryMatthew M. Heaton 7. Anthropology and EmpireFenneke Sysling 8. Natural History Collections and EmpireAndreas Weber 9. Non-Western Collectors and Their Contributions to Natural History, c. 1750?1940Jennifer R. Morris 10. Energy and EmpireNathan Kapoor 11. Science, Empire, and the Old Society of Jesus, 1540?1773Maria Pia Donato and Sabina Pavone 12. Networks of Knowledge in the Indo-Pacific, 1600?1800Dorit Brixius 13. Between Transimperial Networking and National Antagonism: German Scientists in the British Empire During the Long Nineteenth CenturyUlrike Kirchberger 14. Iberian Science, Portuguese Empire, and Cultures of Inquiry in Early Modern Europe Hugh Cagle 15. The Dynamic Trajectory of French Colonialism and ScienceMichael A. Osborne 16. Another Empire: Science in the Ottoman Lands Daniel A. Stolz 17. The Planting of "Colonial" Science in Russian SoilAnna Kuxhausen 18. Scientific Knowledge in the Qing Empire: Engaging with the World, 1644?1911James Flowers 19. Empire, Cultivation, and the Environment in Southeast Asia Since 1500Timothy P. Barnard 20. Science and Its Publics in British IndiaCharu Singh 21. From History of Science to History of Knowledge?: Themes and Perspectives in Colonial AustralasiaJames Beattie and Ruth A. Morgan 22. Empires and Science: The Case of the Sixteenth-Century Iberian EmpireAntonio Barrera-Osorio 23. Science in Early North AmericaCameron B. Strang 24. Science, the United States, and Latin AmericaMegan Raby 25. Arctic ScienceNanna Katrine Luders Kaalund 26. Science and Decolonization in UNESCOCasper Andersen 27. Decolonizing Science and Medicine in IndonesiaHans Pols