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New Issue Alert 12/06/2017 Dear Reader, We are pleased to deliver your requested table of contents alert for Cultural Studies of Science Education. Volume 12 Number 4 is now available online. Special Issue: BIOPOLITICS AND SCIENCE EDUCATION Important news The Transfer Desk Rejection doesn't mean your publishing journey with Springer Nature has to end. Learn how our Transfer Desk service can help you find the right home for your research. » Learn more In this issue Editorial Biopolitics and science education Lyn Carter, Matthew Weinstein & Larry Bencze » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Original Paper Specifying a curriculum for biopolitical critical literacy in science teacher education: exploring roles for science fiction Noel Gough » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Original Paper The ontology of science teaching in the neoliberal era Ajay Sharma » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Forum Teaching: in light of Noel Gough's and Ajay Sharma's articles Chantal Pouliot » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Original Paper NGSS, disposability, and the ambivalence of science in/under neoliberalism Matthew Weinstein » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Forum Individualism, instrumental reason and policy texts: some considerations from the perspective of contemporary political philosophy Rita Vilanova & Isabel Martins » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Original Paper Rising against a gathering storm: a biopolitical analysis of citizenship in STEM policy Darren Hoeg & Larry Bencze » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Forum The interplay between structure and agency in the enactment of STEM policy Isabel Martins, Francine Pinhão & Rita Vilanova » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Original Paper Biopolitics and the 'subject' of labor in science education Jesse Bazzul » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Original Paper Searching for a crack to let environment light in: ecological biopolitics and education for sustainable development discourses Annette Gough » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Forum A response to Annette Gough and Jesse Bazzul. Subverting subjectivity: an anti-neoliberal reformulation of science education for life Ralph Levinson » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Original Paper The problem of bio-concepts: biopolitics, bio-economy and the political economy of nothing Kean Birch » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Forum National innovation policy and public science in Australia Lyn Carter » Abstract   » Full text HTML   » Full text PDF Do you want to publish your article in this journal? Please visit the homepage of Cultural Studies of Science Education for full details on: ·         aims and scope ·         editorial policy ·         article submission Read open access articles Click here to view all open access articles published in this journal. Interested in publishing your article open access? When you opt for Open Choice, you retain full copyright and your article is permanently freely available. Sign up for SpringerAlerts! Register for Springer's email services providing you with info on the latest books in your field. » Click here This email has been sent to d.andrew@qmul.ac.uk You are receiving this email because you have opted to receive information from SpringerAlerts as a registered user of our Table of Content Alert for journals. To ensure the delivery to your inbox, please add the sender address springer@alerts.springer.com to your allow list. To modify your subscription (including change of email address etc.), please go to springer.com/alertprofile and log in with your email address and password. To unsubscribe from this specific table of contents alert, please click here. To unsubscribe from ALL table of contents alerts, please click here. For all enquiries, problems or suggestions regarding this service, please contact onlineservice@springer.com. Springer respects your privacy and does not disclose, sell or rent your personal information to any nonaffiliated third parties without your consent. Please visit the Springer Privacy Statement. Springer-Verlag GmbH Heidelberg, Tiergartenstrasse 17, 69121 Heidelberg, Germany, phone: +49 6221 487 0, fax: +49 6221 487 8366 © Springer 2017, springer.com