History and Technology

Papers
(The TQCC of History and Technology is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
The co-production of nuclear science and diplomacy: towards a transnational understanding of nuclear things14
On humble technologies: containers, care, and water infrastructure in northwest Madagascar, 1750s-1960s11
Black metallurgists and the making of the industrial revolution10
From lobbyists to backstage diplomats: how insurers in the field of third party liability shaped nuclear diplomacy7
The ways and means of ITER: reciprocity and compromise in fusion science diplomacy7
Energy, history, and the humanities: against a new determinism6
Mobilizing the Transnational History of Knowledge Flows. COVID-19 and the Politics of Research at the Borders6
Atomic ambassadors: the IAEA’s first Preliminary Assistance Mission (1958)5
The socialist origins of the Green Revolution: Pandurang Khankhoje and domestic ‘technical assistance’5
Three tons of uranium from the International Atomic Energy Agency: diplomacy over nuclear fuel for the Japan Research Reactor-3 at the Board of Governors’ meetings, 1958–19594
Development interventions: science, technology and technical assistance4
Disaster (continued): Sewol Ferry investigations, state violence, and political history in South Korea3
Introduction: the entanglement of technology and religion3
Use and users of artificial insemination in Swedish dairy cattle breeding, 1935–19553
Historicizing renewables: issues and challenges3
Technical assistance and socialist international health: Hungary, the WHO and the Korean War3
Imperial models: technology and design in state-controlled porcelain manufacture in early modern China3
From paper files to terabytes: the evolution of IAEA documentation in the nuclear age2
Mutant rice and agricultural modernization in Asia2
The ‘conceit of controllability’: nuclear diplomacy, Japan’s plutonium reprocessing ambitions and US proliferation fears, 1974-19782
Uranium exposed at Expo 58: the colonial agenda behind the peaceful atom2
The revolt of the chemists: biofuels, agricultural overproduction, and the chemurgy movement in New Deal America2
A sociotechnical order for theumma: connecting Islam and technology in Suharto’s Indonesia2
Whose India? SITE and the origins of satellite television in India2
Eliminating fossil fuels: Iceland’s transition from coal and oil to geothermal district heating, 1930–19802
The materiality of space heating: heat pumps and heating transitions in Twentieth-century Switzerland2
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