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Macher, J. T., & Mowery D. C. (2008).  Introduction: Running Faster to Keep Up. Running Faster to Keep Up: Globalization of R&D and U.S Economic Welfare.
Macher, J. T., Mowery D. C., & Minin A. D. (2007).  The “Non-Globalization” of Innovation in the Semiconductor Industry. California Management Review. 50, 27.
Macher, J. T., Mowery D. C., & Minin A. D. (2008).  The “Non-Globalization” of Innovation in the Semiconductor Industry. Running Faster to Keep Up: Globalization of R&D and U.S Economic Welfare. 217-243.
McCarty, P., Lively E., Weaver D., Mohr J., & Bimber B. (2008).  The Role of Governmental and Non-Governmental Institutions in Framing Nanotechnology as a Social Issue.
McCray, P. W. (2009).  How Spintronics Went from the Lab to the iPod. Nature Nanotechnology. 4, 1-3.
McCray, P. W. (2007).  MBE deserves a place in the history books. Nature Nanotechnology. 2, 259-261.
McCray, P. W. (2010).  Unintended Consequences: What Ten Years of the National Nanotechnology Initiative Can Teach Us About Federal R&D. Science Progress.
McCray, P. W. (2008).  It’s Just Like That, Except Different. The Power of Analogy In Describing Nanotechnology. Science Progress.
McCray, P. W. (2005).  Will Small Be Beautiful? Making Policies for Our Nanotech Future. History and Technology. 21, 177-203.
McCray, P. W., Mody C. C. M., & Roberts J. (2007).  Letter to the Editor Regarding Nanoethics. The New Atlantis. 17,
McCray, P. W. (2009).  From lab to iPod: A Story of Discovery and Commercialization in the Post-Cold War Era. Technology and Culture. 50, 58-81.
McCray, P. W. (2006).  Forbidding/Forebonding Nanoscience. Science and Engineering Ethics.
Mehta, A., Herron P., Motoyama Y., Appelbaum R., & Lenoir T. (2012).  Globalization and De-globalization in Nanotechnology Research: The Role of China. Scientometrics (forthcoming). 1-20.
Mody, C. (2011).  Climbing the Hill: Seeing (and Not Seeing) Epochal Breaks from Multiple Vantage Points. (Alfred Nordmann, Hans Radder, Gregor Schiemann, Ed.).Science Transformed?: Debating Claims of an Epochal Break. 54-65.
Mody, C. C. M. (2010).  IBM. (D. Guston, J. G. Golson, Ed.).Encyclopedia of Nanotechnology and Society.
Mody, C. C. M. (2010).  Microscopy, Optical. (D. Guston, J. G. Golson, Ed.).Encyclopedia of Nanotechnology and Society.
Mody, C. C. M. (2010).  Integrated Circuits: Material, Social, Spatial . Volume. 24,
Mody, C. C. M., & McCray P. W. (2009).  Big Whig History and Nano Narratives: Effective Innovation Policy Needs the Historical Dimension. Science Progress.
Mody, C. C. M. (2008).  Scientific Training and the Creation of Scientific Knowledge. (Edward J. Hackett, Olga Amsterdamska, Michael Lynch, Judy Wajcman, Ed.).Handbook of Science and Technology Studies. 377-402.
Mody, C. C. M. (2011).  Instrumental Community: Probe Microscopy and the Path to Nanotechnology.
Mody, C. C. M. (2006).  Nanotechnology and the Modern University. Practicing Anthropology. 47, 56-80.
Mody, C. C. M. (2010).  Chronology of Nanoscience. Encyclopedia of Nanoscience and Society. xxxiii-xliii.
Mody, C., & Choi H. (2008).  Molecular Electronics in the Longue Duree: The Microelectronics Origins of Nanotechnology. Chemical Heritage Foundation.
Mody, C. C. M. (2010).  Microscopies, Exotic . (D. Guston, J. G. Golson, Ed.).Encyclopedia of Nanotechnology and Society.
Mody, C. (2007).  Some Thoughts on Why History Matters in Understanding the Social Issues of Nanotechnology and Other Converging Technologies. Nanoethics.