Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: Science and the Social - Martin Carrier -- Part I. The Play of Values within the Core Areas of Scientific Research -- 1. Must Evidence Underdetermine Theory? - John D. Norton -- 2. Values and Their Intersection: Reduction as Methodology and Ideology - Margaret Morrison -- 3. Values, Heuristics, and the Politics of Knowledge - Helen E. Longino -- 4. Replacing the Ideal of Value-Free Science - Janet A. Kourany -- 5. Scientific Values and the Values of Science - Jay F. Rosenberg -- Part II. The Demands of Society on Science: Socially Robust Knowledge and Expertise -- 6. How Robust is "Socially Robust Knowledge"? - Peter Weingart -- 7. In Defense of Some Sweeping Claims about Socially Robust Knowledge - Roger Strand -- 8. Third Wave Science Studies: Toward a History and Philosophy of Expertise - Christopher Hamlin -- Part III. The Exigencies of Research Funding: Epistemic Values and Economic Benefit -- 9. The Community of Science® - James Robert Brown -- 10. Science in the Grip of the Economy: On the Epistemic Impact of the Commercialization of Research - Martin Carrier -- 11. Promoting Disinterestedness or Making Use of Bias? Interests and Moral Obligation in Commercialized Research - Matthias Adam -- Index.