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Science and technology studies

the view that scientists give findings to the community in exchange for recognition, which in the source works as social control in science.

In science and technology studies, gift exchange in science refers to the view that scientists give findings to the community in exchange for recognition, which in the source works as social control in science. This meaning comes from Hagstrom (1965) in The scientific community.[1]

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  1. Hagstrom, W. O. (1965). The scientific community. Basic Books. ISBN 9780465074037

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