Includes bibliographical references (p. 303-324) and index.
Contents:
Science policy and the problem of Lysenkoism -- The situation in agricultural plant science -- The "barefoot professor" -- Marxism and science policy -- Vernalization -- From problems in plant breeding to controversy in genetics -- "Two directions in genetics" : the Congress of December 1936 -- Against bourgeois ideology in science -- Lysenko takes over -- Concluding discussion : why did it happen?
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