Beyond the Lab and the Field: Infrastructures as Places of Knowledge Production since the Nineteenth Century

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA: (2022)
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Hydropower and Dams. An Entangled History of Academic Engineers, Local Knowledge and Environmental Features, 1880-1930.  (pages 63-84)Christian Zumbrägel

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