1. Stanford and Berlin: The spheres of politics and intellect

   • E. S.

   Comment Pages: 351 - 361

2. The profession of science and its powers

   • Joseph Ben-David

   Articles Pages: 362 - 383

3. The Indian academic profession: The origins of a tradition of subordination

   • Irene A. Gilbert

   Articles Pages: 384 - 411

4. The evaluation of pollution: Balancing gains and losses

   • Richard Stone

   Articles Pages: 412 - 425

5. The social sciences in the great debate on science policy

   • Andrew Shonfield

   Articles Pages: 426 - 438

6. I A useful institution of the republic of science

   • Alvin M. Weinberg

   Discussion Pages: 439 - 440

7. II Temptations and risks of the scientific adviser

   • R. V. Jones

   Discussion Pages: 441 - 451

8. Decision of the advisory board of Stanford University in the matter of Professor H. Bruce Franklin, 5 January, 1972

   • Donald Kennedy
   • David A. Hamburg
   • Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky

   Reports and Documents Pages: 452 - 483

9. Science and trans-science

   • Harry G. Johnson

   Correspondence Pages: 484 - 486

10. The dilution of academic power in Canada

    • Harry G. Johnson

    Correspondence Pages: 486 - 490

11. Book reviews

    • Arnold Thackray
    • G. Kloss
    • K. M. Baker

    BookReview Pages: 491 - 508