This material is part of an archive on radical science and radical technology movements in Britain in the 70s.
The following articles can be downloaded from here: [cloud folder](https://cloud.owncube.com/s/3oZ8HpncTQxBs5n)
- Easlea (1984), Keith Roby lecture - Easlea (??), Why I love birds - Forrester (??), *AT \[Alternative Technology] in the 1970s*, PhD thesis extract. - Hales (1983), Science - On whose side? Review of BSSRS pamphlets. - Hales (ed) (2014), Remembering Brian Easlea - Hales (ed) (2013), From Brian's shelves (catalogue) - Hales (ed) (2017), Bharucha correspondence may-sep17 - Hales (2019), The science and social relations debate - Harper (2015), CAT, after 40 years (Centre for Alternative Technology) - Harper (??), Life in CAT, *Science as culture* - Kaye (1986), *The life and times of BSSRS*, Open University dissertation - Turney (1983), Review of *Science or society?* The library of the Wellcome Trust \[Oct 2019] is compiling an archive on BSSRS (British Society for Social Responsibility in Science] and the British radical science movement. The items above have been contributed to that archive.