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Front Cover -- Fields of Knowledge: Science, Politics and Publics in the Neoliberal Age -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Senior Editorial Board -- Student Editorial Board -- Editorial Statement -- Series Editor’s Introduction -- Introduction: Fields of knowledge and theory traditions in the sociology of science -- Overview of the Articles -- Institutions, Norms, and Interests -- Fields of Contention -- The Circulation of Science -- References -- Part I: Interfield Relations -- Understanding change in academic knowledge production in a neoliberal era -- Introduction -- Policy Background -- Literature Review -- Theoretical Framework -- Methods -- Results -- Discussion and Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Neoliberal Confluences: The Turbulent Evolution of Stream Mitigation Banking in the US -- A Relational Rethinking of Bourdieu’s Field Concept -- The Turbulent History of Steam Mitigation Banking Within the Regulatory Field -- The Marketization of Mitigation Banking: Relations between the Regulatory Field and the Fields of Power and of Science -- The Evolution of Entrepreneurial Steam Mitigation Banking, 2000–2008 -- Developing Metrics of Ecosystem Function Within a Changing Scientific Field, 2008 – -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Beekeepers’ Collective Resistance and the Politics of Pesticide Regulation in France and the United States -- Comparative Analysis in STS -- A Different Regulatory Buzz in France and the United States -- Forms of Beekeepers’ Organized Resistance against State Actors -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- When Green Became Blue: Epistemic Rift and the Corralling of Climate Science -- Conceptual Background -- The Historical and Political Context of Epistemic Rift -- Climate Denialism and Party Conflict -- Mechanisms of Corralled Science -- Cracks in the Corral -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- Part II: Institutional Logics -- The Cultural Role of Science in Policy Implementation: Voluntary Self-Regulation in the UK Building Sector -- Introduction -- Theorizing Building Assessment Methods -- Findings -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- Field theories and the move toward the market in US academic science -- The Changing Field of US Academic Science: Actors, Power, Beliefs, and Practices -- Surveying Field Theories of Change -- The Transformation of the Strategic Action Field of US Academic Science -- Evolving Institutional Logics and Practices in the Field of US Academic Science -- Toward a (More) Unified Field Theory? -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- “The Tip of the Day”: Field Theory and Alternative Nutrition in the US -- Fields as Sites of Fights and Social Reproduction -- Institutionalism Meets Neoliberalism -- Social Movements and the Emergence of Alternative Nutrition -- Betwixt and between: Neoliberalism, Science, and the Pleasure of Body Discipline -- Discussion: Institutional Neoliberalism -- References -- What is Volunteer Water Monitoring Good For? Fracking and the Plural Logics of Participatory Science -- Introduction -- Logics of PEM -- Methods -- Participatory Water Monitoring -- Monitoring Gas Development -- Discussion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- .