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editorial
Tiago Saraiva
The Fascistization of Sciencearticles
Thomas Wieland
Autarky and LebensraumTiago Saraiva
Laboratories and LandscapesRoberto Maiocchi
Fascist Autarky and the Italian ScientistsJúlia Gaspar, Maria do Mar Gago, Ana Simões
Scientific life under the Portuguese dictatorial regime (1929-1954)Mark Walker
“Ideologically-Correct” Sciencereviews
Ana Simões
O Passado das Ciências como HistóriaLuís Miguel Carolino
A History of Natural Philosophy
The Fascistization of Science National Agriculture Experiment Station (Estação Agronómica Nacional), 1948. The first Portuguese national laboratory was inaugurated in 1936, three years after the fascist constitution of 1933, to make the Portuguese landscape Portuguese. |
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