Evidence in Action between Science and Society Constructing, Validating, and Contesting Knowledge

1. Introduction: Evidence in Action  Part I: Establishing Evidence: The Formation of Disciplinary Cultures  2. War, Wheat, and Crop Diseases of the Late Enlightenment: Contesting and Producing Evidence in Agriculture in Great Britain  3. Presenting Chemical Practice in Court: Forensic Toxicology in Nineteenth-Century German States  4. No "Mere Accumulation of Material": Fieldwork Practices and Embedded Evidence in Early (Latin) Americanist Anthropology  Part II: Innovating Evidence: Contemporary Technoscientific Approaches  5. Prototyping Evidence: How Artifacts Demonstrate Technological Futures  6. On Top of the Hierarchy: How Guidelines Shape Systematic Reviewing in Biomedicine  7. On the (Im)possibility of Identifying the Evidence Base of the Impact of Star Architecture Projects  Part III: Governing Evidence: Evidence-Based Practice and Politics  8. The Thing We Call Evidence: Toward a Situated Ontology of Evidence in Policy  9. "Drawing Thresholds That Make Sense": Diagrammatic Evidence and Urgency in Automatic Outbreak Detection  10. Producing Migration Knowledge: From Big Data to Evidence-Based Policy?  Part IV: Contesting Evidence: The Politics of Heterodox Evidence  11. Fearful Narratives: Evidence Production in the Visual Rhetoric of the Historic Anti-vaccine Movement in the German States  12. The Politics of Evidence: State Secrecy, Ambiguity, and Counterforensic Practice in "Missing Persons" Cases in Pakistan  13. Digital Ethnographic Art(i)Facts as Evidence: Anthropological Entanglements between Techne and Episteme