Brian Martin: guest-edited journal issues (and a book section)

Brian Martin's edited books

Brian Martin's publications

Brian Martin's website

Handbook of Academic Integrity, section 9, 2016

Brian Martin, Introduction

David L. Vaux, Scientific misconduct: falsification, fabrication, and misappropriation of credit

Brian Martin, Plagiarism, misrepresentation and exploitation by established professionals: power and tactics

Daniel Lee Kleinman, From matters of integrity to cultural transformation: higher education in the era of neoliberalism

Jason Delborne, Suppression and dissent in science

Tom Devine and Alicia Reaves, Whistleblowing and research integrity: making a difference through scientific freedom

Social Medicine, 2012

Brian Martin and Florencia Peña Saint Martin (editors, issue on suppression and mobbing: a socio-medicine perspective). Social Medicine, vol. 6, no. 4, May 2012

Brian Martin and Florencia Peña Saint Martin, "Mobbing, suppression of dissent/discontent, whistleblowing, and social medicine" (editorial), pp. 205-209

Social Alternatives, 2011

Brian Martin (guest editor, themed section on techniques for social change). Social Alternatives, vol. 30, no. 1, 2011.

Accountability in Research, 1999

Mark Diesendorf and Brian Martin (guest editors), Accountability in Research, vol. 6, no. 4, 1999

• Stuart Macdonald and Bo Hellgren, "Supping with a short spoon: suppression inherent in research methodology", pp. 227-243
• David J. Hess, "Suppression, bias, and selection in science: the case of cancer research", pp. 245-257
• Adrienne Samuels, "The toxicity/safety of processed free glutamic acid (MSG): a study in suppression of information", pp. 259-310
• Caroline H. Thompson, "The tangled methods of quantum entanglement experiments", pp. 311-332
• Brian Martin, "Suppressing research data: methods, context, accountability, and responses", pp. 333-372
• John Colquhoun and Bill Wilson, "The lost control and other mysteries: further revelations on New Zealand's fluoridation trial", pp. 373-394
  

Metascience, 1994

Brian Martin (review symposium guest editor [unacknowledged]), review symposium "Culture and the paranormal", Metascience, issue 5, 1994, pp. 31-47

Chain Reaction, 1993

Sharon Beder and Brian Martin (guest editors). Chain Reaction, no. 68, February 1993 (special issue on science). Entire issue

• Brian Martin and Sharon Beder, "The arrogance of scientists", pp. 16-17; html version
• Alan Roberts, "Blinding us with science", pp. 18-20
• Rosaleen Love, "The public relations of science, the flying pig and the jet-propelled cane toad", pp. 21-23
• Mary Cawte, "Science and the military", pp. 24-27
• Sharon Beder, "Bias and credibility in environmental impact assessment", pp. 28-30
• Stuart White, "Scientists and the environmental movement", pp. 31-33
• Isla MacGregor, "User(p) friendly science?", pp. 34-37
• Brian Martin, "Is the 'new paradigm' of physics inherently ecological?", pp. 38-39; html version
• Michael J. Christie, "Aboriginal science for the ecologically sustainable future", pp. 40-43
• Vandana Shiva, "Putting science in its place", pp. 44-47
• Patsy Hallen, "Careful of science - a feminist critique", pp. 48-50
  

Social Alternatives, 1990

Brian Martin and Ralph Summy (guest editors). Social Alternatives, vol. 8, no. 4, January 1990 (special issue on alternative politics in the 1990's). Contents

• Ralph Summy, "Introduction - from crises to hope", pp. 3-6
• Chris Rootes , "The future of the 'new politics': a European perspective", pp. 7-12
• Brian Martin, "Democracy without elections", pp. 13-18; expanded version
• Drew Hutton , "The green movement and electoral politics", p. 19
• Jane Mansbridge, "Democracy and common interests", pp. 20-24
• John Burnheim, "Democracy by statistical representation", pp. 25-28
• Bob James, "Some problems with the practice of new politics", pp. 29-32
• Ned Crosby, "The peace movement and new democratic processes", pp. 33-37
• Anurag Ratna, "Sarvodaya democracy", pp. 38-42
• Gene Sharp and Bruce Jenkins, "Nonviolent struggle in China: an eyewitness account", pp. 43-47
• David Biggins, "Professionals and the labour movement", pp. 51-53
• Les Hoey, "The scourge of nationalism in the modern world: is there a non-hierarchical solution?", p. 54

Philosophy and Social Action, 1988-1991

Brian Martin (guest editor), Philosophy and Social Action, vol. 17, no. 3-4, July-December 1991 (special issue on resisting state violence). Entire issue

• Brian Martin, "Resisting state violence", pp. 3-7. Text in rtf
• Keni Mbingu, "A state of siege: repression and cultural emasculation in Kenya", pp. 9-21. Text in rtf
• Jörgen Johansen, "Humor as a political force, or how to open the eyes of ordinary people in social democratic countries", pp. 23-29. Text in rtf
• Steve Wright, "The new technologies of political repression: a case for arms control?", pp. 31-62. Text in rtf
• Maduabuchi Dukor, "Resisting state violence in Nigeria", pp. 63-69. Text in rtf
• "Editor's introduction to Gene Keyes' article", pp. 71-73. Text in rtf
• Gene Keyes, "Heavy casualties and nonviolent defense", pp. 75-88. Text in rtf
• Valentine Bazhanov, "Shadow science in the Soviet Union", pp. 89-99. Text in rtf
  

Brian Martin (guest editor). Philosophy and Social Action, vol. 16, No. 4, October-December 1990 (special issue on theory and social action). Entire issue.

• Brian Martin, "Theory and social action" (editorial), pp. 3-4
• C. A. Rootes, "Theory of social movements: theory for social movements?", pp. 5-17; revised and updated version
• Maduabuchi Dukor, "Marxism and social action in Nigeria", pp. 19-29
• David Orton, "Informed consent or informed rejection of pesticides: a concept of environmental action", pp. 31-46
• Timothy Doyle, "The pot at the end of the rainbow: political myth and the ecological crisis", pp. 47-61
  

Brian Martin (guest editor), Philosophy and Social Action, vol. 16, No. 3, July-September 1990 (special issue on corruption). Entire issue.

• Brian Martin, "Power tends to corrupt" (editorial) , pp. 3-5
• Maduabuchi Dukor, "Corruption and social action in Nigeria", pp. 7-26
• Marie Pauline Eboh, "The anti-SAP upheaval in Nigeria", pp. 27-32
• Hazel Notion, "Greepeace - getting a piece of the green action", pp. 33-36
• Timothy Doyle, "Environmental movement power brokers", pp. 37-52
• Lorna Salzman, "The decline and fall of Friends of the Earth in the United States", pp. 53-64
  

Soon after this issue of Philosophy and Social Action appeared, the theme of "Corruption in the environmental movement?" was addressed in Chain Reaction (magazine of Friends of the Earth Australia). Available here are the three articles on this theme published in the April 1991 issue (with Hazel Notion and Tim Doyle represented) and the subsequent letters to the editor in the March 1992 issue.

Brian Martin and Evelleen Richards (guest editors). Philosophy and Social Action, Vol. 14, No. 2, April-June 1988 (special issue on women in science). Entire issue.

• Brian Martin and Evelleen Richards, "Introducing women in science", pp. 3-6
• B. S. Niven, "On what is known: a personal viewpoint", pp. 7-12
• Thomas W. Simon, "Feminist science and participatory democracy", pp. 13-22
• Merrelyn Emery, "A feminized science: from theory to practice", pp. 23-35
• Jacqueline Feldman, "Feminist critiques of science", pp. 37-52
• Ann Dugdale, "Can a feminist critique of the masculinity of scientific knowledge provide a blueprint for a less inhumane science? Evelyn Fox Keller and the feminist dream of a degendered science", pp. 53-64
  

Brian Martin (guest editor), "Intellectual suppression", Philosophy and Social Action, Vol. 14, No. 1, January-March 1988.