Volume 34, Number 3 is now available, featuring intriguing discussions on expertise, scientific practice, the scientific community, and biotechnology.

Full volume: www.tandfonline.com/toc/csac20/3...

‼️In our latest piece, David Hess compares two different types of expertise on outcome decisions in opposition movements to landfills in the USA, asking what type of expertise is important in shaping outcomes.

🔗https://doi.org/10.1080/09505431.2025.2475315

The article reflects on how Musk's techno-utopia has gained traction out of workforce exploration, a plethora of government contracts, and Silicon Valley's extraplanetary imaginaries.

Musk appears to want to ‘address trouble’ by making futures that clear away the present and the past. He is doing this through the significant financial advantages gained from the very system that is part of the ‘horrors of the Anthropocene,' making use of labor practices and tax arrangements [1/3]