East Asian Science Technology and Society-An International Journal

Papers
(The TQCC of East Asian Science Technology and Society-An International Journal is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
An Introduction to War, Medicine and Modernity in East Asian Conflicts8
Military Medicine in East Asia: Histories of Instrumentalism, Resistance, and Agency8
Social Welfare as “Legitimation”: National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) and the Politics of Health Reform in South Korea, from 1977 to the Time of COVID-195
Reflections on Japan’s Universal Medical Insurance: A Historical Review5
EUMENOL—Merck’s Patent Emmenagogue and its Chinese Connections (1896–1961)4
Editor’s Note4
Correction4
Efficacy vs. Ideology: The Use of Food Therapies in Preventing and Treating Beriberi in the Japanese Army in the Meiji Era4
Theorizing the Real in Social Robot Care Technologies in Japan3
A Tradition of Invention: The Paradox of Glorifying Past Technological Breakthroughs3
The Global Comrades of Mr. Democracy and Mr. Science: Placing May Fourth in a Transnational History of Science Activism3
The Valuation of Contaminated Life: RCA in Taiwan and the Compensation of Toxic Exposure3
A Tough Balancing Act – The Evolving AI Governance in Korea3
About the Cover3
From Hwangsa to COVID-19: The Rise of Mass Masking in South Korea3
Implanting Wind Turbines: Cultural and Material Dimensions of Energy Transition in Jeju, South Korea2
Ontology and Acupuncture: East Asian Analogism and an Emerging Acupuncture Method in South Korea2
GMO China: How Global Debates Transformed China’s Agricultural Biotechnology Policies2
“Where Treasures Arise:” Mining Knowledge, Mining Sites, and the Spatial Rationalities of Mineral Resources in Qing China2
Memes of Care: Good Morning Images and Digital Care among Older People in Taiwan2
Practices on Aarogya Setu: Mapping Citizen Interaction with the Contact-Tracing App in the Time of COVID-191
Late Industrialism, Advocacy, and Law: Relays Toward Just Transition1
News and Events1
Acknowledgment of Reviewers, 2022–241
Charlotte-V Pollet, The Empty and the Full: Li Ye and the Way of Mathematics. Geometrical Procedures by Sections of Areas1
China’s Detonation-driven Shock Tube Wind Tunnels: A Case Study of Transnational Science in Aeronautics during the Cold War1
The International Campaign Against Leprosy, 1948–2005Jo Robertson, The International Campaign Against Leprosy, 1948–2005 London: Hurst & Company, 2021, 315 pp.1
New Perspectives on Science, Medicine, and Language in Modern South Asia1
Staging the Robot: Performing Techno-Politics of Innovation for Care Robotics in Japan1
Chinese Medicine as Boundary Object(s): Examining TCM’s Integration into International Science Through the Case of Australian--Chinese Research Collaboration1
Widening Access to Healthcare: Tuberculosis Control as a Lens for Understanding Health Reform in China1
Editor’s Note1
Body, Society, and Nation, the Creation of Public Health and Urban Culture in Shanghai1
The Sociology of ‘Structural Disaster’: Beyond Fukushima1
Dynamic Capabilities in a Learning Society—The Case of Taiwan in Controlling the Coronavirus Outbreak1
Commentary on Four Tapuya Papers on Environmentalism in Latin America:The EASTS Perspective1
Editor’s Note1
Public Engagement in Micro-hydro Technology in Central Java: A Call to Decentralize the Energy System1
Acupuncture Education in the UK1
“Hotbeds of Psychopathology”: Psy Sciences and the Critique of the Family in Republican China1
Animal Scientism: Making Biology Experimental in Republican China1
Japan's Empire of Birds: Aristocrats, Anglo-Americans, and Transwar OrnithologyAnnika A. Culver, Japan's Empire of Birds: Aristocrats, Anglo-Americans, and Transwar OrnithologyLondon and New York: Blo1
Saving Chinese Medicine for Modern Warfare in China: A Study Note1
Red Star over Medicine: Redefining Doctor-Patient Relationship in Early CPC History (1930s–1960s)1
John Fryer and The Translator’s Vade-mecum: New Perspectives on the History of Modern Chinese Scientific and Technical Lexicon1
Data and Databases: Emerging Objects of Research1
Welcome to Our Editorial Board Members, 2022–241
Seeds of Control: Japan’s Empire of Forestry in Colonial Korea1
Statistics and the Language of Global Health: Institutions and Experts in China, Taiwan, and the World, 1917-19601
Practical or Cultural: American Medical Perceptions of Acupuncture from the Boom of the 1820s to ‘Acupuncture Fever’ of the 1970s1
The Life and Death of Machines and Imaginaries: Conversations on Trains on EASTS Covers1
An Unchallengeable Value: Foreign Physicians, Chinese Medical Elites, and Normalizing Masks in Semi-Colonial China1
Editor’s Note1
Editor’s Note1
The Politics and Sub-Politics of Mad Cow Disease in South Korea1
Sonja M. Kim, Imperatives of Care: Women and Medicine in Colonial Korea1
Social Systems Matter: Precision Medicine, Public Health, and the Medical Model1
Correction1
An Introduction to Robots and Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare in Japan and South Korea1
Wombs of Empire: Population Discourses and Biopolitics in Modern Japan1
Knowledge Production in Mao-era China: Learning from the Masses1
Some Elements of the Regime of Management of Irrelevance in Science1
Who Is Mr. Science and Why Does He Matter?1
Making Multiple Babies: Anticipatory Regimes of Assisted ReproductionChia-Ling Wu, Making Multiple Babies: Anticipatory Regimes of Assisted Reproduction New York: Bergha1
Would Mr. Science Eat the Chinese Diet?1
Can Coding Education Go Completely Online? Time, Work, and Relationship in Online Courses1
China’s Cold War Science Diplomacy1
A Medicated Empire: The Pharmaceutical Industry and Modern JapanTimothy M. Yang, A Medicated Empire: The Pharmaceutical Industry and Modern Japan Ithaca, NY: Cornell Uni1
India’s Biotech Emergence: A Critical Political Economy Analysis1
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