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Vulcan
The Journal of the History of Military Technology
Editor-in-Chief:
Steven A. Walton
To celebrate the 10th volume, articles from past volumes will be available for free downloading throughout 2022.
Vulcan is an international peer-reviewed journal which explores the history of military invention, innovation, and use. While technologies are both agents and objects in military activity, their histories are also intertwined with social and cultural factors. Vulcan goes beyond simple use narratives and asks how social, cultural, political, technical, and environmental factors affect and are affected by military technological change.
Vulcan is an international peer-reviewed journal which explores the history of military invention, innovation, and use. While technologies are both agents and objects in military activity, their histories are also intertwined with social and cultural factors. Vulcan goes beyond simple use narratives and asks how social, cultural, political, technical, and environmental factors affect and are affected by military technological change.
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- External Indexers:
How Scientists, Photographers, and Artists Reshaped Military Understanding of the Battlefield in the Great War
The Use and Usefulness of the Thompson Submachine Gun for Australian Soldiers on the Kokoda Trail, New Guinea, 1942
Assessing Differing Versions of the Birth of the US 4.2-Inch Recoilless Rifle in wwii, Helped by Curious 1950s Episodes
The Birth of Israel’s Military Research Organization
Founding Editor
Bart Hacker, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC
Editor-in-Chief:
Steven A. Walton, Michigan Technological University
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Book Review Editor
Ralph Richard Hamerla, University of Oklahoma
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Editorial Board
Michael Adas, Rutgers State University New Jersey
Vasily Borisov, Institute of the History of Science and Technology Moscow
Hans-Joachim Braun, Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg
Patrice Bret, Centre Alexandre Koyré Paris
Ruth Rhynas Brown, Basiliscoe Leeds
Wayne Cocroft, English Heritage
Michael Aaron Dennis, University of Pennsylvania
David DeVorkin, Smithsonian Institution Washington
Kelly DeVries, Loyola University Maryland
Nicola Di Cosmo, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
David E.H. Edgerton, Imperial College London
Bart Hacker, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC
Bert Hall, University of Toronto
David Mindell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Naomi Orskes, University of California
Jamel Ostwald, East Connecticut State University
Ciro Paoletti, L’Associazione di Studi Storici e Militari
Alex Roland, Duke University
Ralph D. Sawyer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
John Schofield, University of York
Kay Smith, Basiliscoe Leeds
Merritt Roe Smith, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jon Sumida, University of Maryland
John K. Thornton, Boston University
Helmuth Trischler, Ludwig-Maximilians University
Hans Weinberger, Norsk Teknisk Museum
David Zimmerman, University of Victoria
Bart Hacker, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC
Editor-in-Chief:
Steven A. Walton, Michigan Technological University
send email
Book Review Editor
Ralph Richard Hamerla, University of Oklahoma
send email
Editorial Board
Michael Adas, Rutgers State University New Jersey
Vasily Borisov, Institute of the History of Science and Technology Moscow
Hans-Joachim Braun, Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg
Patrice Bret, Centre Alexandre Koyré Paris
Ruth Rhynas Brown, Basiliscoe Leeds
Wayne Cocroft, English Heritage
Michael Aaron Dennis, University of Pennsylvania
David DeVorkin, Smithsonian Institution Washington
Kelly DeVries, Loyola University Maryland
Nicola Di Cosmo, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
David E.H. Edgerton, Imperial College London
Bart Hacker, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC
Bert Hall, University of Toronto
David Mindell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Naomi Orskes, University of California
Jamel Ostwald, East Connecticut State University
Ciro Paoletti, L’Associazione di Studi Storici e Militari
Alex Roland, Duke University
Ralph D. Sawyer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
John Schofield, University of York
Kay Smith, Basiliscoe Leeds
Merritt Roe Smith, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jon Sumida, University of Maryland
John K. Thornton, Boston University
Helmuth Trischler, Ludwig-Maximilians University
Hans Weinberger, Norsk Teknisk Museum
David Zimmerman, University of Victoria
Emerging Sources Citation Index (Web of Science)
ERIH PLUS
Historical Abstracts
Historical Abstracts with Full Text
Military & Government Collection
Scopus
ERIH PLUS
Historical Abstracts
Historical Abstracts with Full Text
Military & Government Collection
Scopus
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Vulcan
The Journal of the History of Military Technology
Editor-in-Chief:
Steven A. Walton
To celebrate the 10th volume, articles from past volumes will be available for free downloading throughout 2022.
Vulcan is an international peer-reviewed journal which explores the history of military invention, innovation, and use. While technologies are both agents and objects in military activity, their histories are also intertwined with social and cultural factors. Vulcan goes beyond simple use narratives and asks how social, cultural, political, technical, and environmental factors affect and are affected by military technological change.
Vulcan is an international peer-reviewed journal which explores the history of military invention, innovation, and use. While technologies are both agents and objects in military activity, their histories are also intertwined with social and cultural factors. Vulcan goes beyond simple use narratives and asks how social, cultural, political, technical, and environmental factors affect and are affected by military technological change.
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Print + Online €142.00$163.00
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Print Only €130.00$150.00
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Online only €118.00$136.00
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For further information, contact your sales manager
-
Print Only €39.00$47.00
-
Online only €39.00$47.00
-
For further information, contact our distributor
- External Indexers:
How Scientists, Photographers, and Artists Reshaped Military Understanding of the Battlefield in the Great War
The Use and Usefulness of the Thompson Submachine Gun for Australian Soldiers on the Kokoda Trail, New Guinea, 1942
Assessing Differing Versions of the Birth of the US 4.2-Inch Recoilless Rifle in wwii, Helped by Curious 1950s Episodes
The Birth of Israel’s Military Research Organization