Knowledge flows in a global age : a transnational approach

Introduction : Writing the transnational history of knowledge flows in a global age /John Krige --Knowledge, state power, and the invention of international science /Jessica Wang --Part I: Regulating transnational knowledge flows.Harnessing invention : the British Admiralty and the political economy of knowledge in the World War I era /Katherine C. Epstein --Culture diplomacy : penicillin and the problem of Anglo-American knowledge sharing in World War II /Michael A. Falcone --Dangerous calculations : the origins of the US high-performance computer export safeguards regime, 1968-1974 /Mario Daniels --Part II: Facilitating transnational knowledge flows.Beyond Borlaug's shadow : a Mexican seeds and the narratives of the Green Revolution /Gabriela Soto Lavenga --Moving coffee from the cloud forests of colonial Angola to the breakfast tables of main street America, 1940-1961 /Maria Gago --Statistics and emancipation from New Deal America to guerrilla warfare in Guinea-Bissau /Tiago Saraiva --Security versus sovereignty in a Palestinian seed bank /Courtney Fullilove --How data cross borders : globalizing plant knowledge through transnational data management and its epistemic economy /Sabrina Leonelli --Conclusion : decentering the global North /John Krige.