Add to ORKG16-19Imagine for a moment that we live in an enslaved nation run by foreign rulers. Imagine the absence of a democratic government, an independent judiciary, free press, constitutional rights, and right to information
Fonds audiovisuel du programme "ESCoM-AAR" (Equipe Sémiotique Cognitive et nouveaux Médias - Archive...
During the pre-independence years, many scientific societies were set up. Their mandate was to promo...
Science is a particular way of understanding the natural world. It is specific to the development of...
6-21The paper traces the rise of scientific communities in response to colonial oppression from the...
22-36The development of modern science was seen as one of the greatest intellectual achievements of...
97-109Science diplomacy has been a recent phenomenon that has captured the attention of policymaker...
In India the colonial years were one of immense political,cultural and economic subordination of In...
79-96Science Diplomacy (SD) has emerged as a key component of foreign policy in the first decade of...
Nehru was deeply identified in the public mind with science and technology. From the mid-seventies, ...
On 6 June 1901, Jagadis Chandra Bose read a paper at the Royal Society in London, entitled ‘On Elect...
The present paper seeks to explore the paradigms of scientific development in colonial India. The hi...
This study offers a cultural history of the development of quantum physics in India during the first...
154-166Nehru articulated the concept of scientific temper in 1946. The term “scientific temper” is c...
The development of science as an integral part of society is evolutionary and goes hand in hand with...
37-51Science and technology have always been used as powerful tools, and technologically advanced c...
Fonds audiovisuel du programme "ESCoM-AAR" (Equipe Sémiotique Cognitive et nouveaux Médias - Archive...
During the pre-independence years, many scientific societies were set up. Their mandate was to promo...
Science is a particular way of understanding the natural world. It is specific to the development of...
6-21The paper traces the rise of scientific communities in response to colonial oppression from the...
22-36The development of modern science was seen as one of the greatest intellectual achievements of...
97-109Science diplomacy has been a recent phenomenon that has captured the attention of policymaker...
In India the colonial years were one of immense political,cultural and economic subordination of In...
79-96Science Diplomacy (SD) has emerged as a key component of foreign policy in the first decade of...
Nehru was deeply identified in the public mind with science and technology. From the mid-seventies, ...
On 6 June 1901, Jagadis Chandra Bose read a paper at the Royal Society in London, entitled ‘On Elect...
The present paper seeks to explore the paradigms of scientific development in colonial India. The hi...
This study offers a cultural history of the development of quantum physics in India during the first...
154-166Nehru articulated the concept of scientific temper in 1946. The term “scientific temper” is c...
The development of science as an integral part of society is evolutionary and goes hand in hand with...
37-51Science and technology have always been used as powerful tools, and technologically advanced c...
Fonds audiovisuel du programme "ESCoM-AAR" (Equipe Sémiotique Cognitive et nouveaux Médias - Archive...
During the pre-independence years, many scientific societies were set up. Their mandate was to promo...
Science is a particular way of understanding the natural world. It is specific to the development of...