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The study of science using Sovietology/Kremlinology methods: analyzing scientific institutions, publication practices, funding structures, and rhetorical strategies to infer the hidden rules, power dynamics, and social constructions that shape what counts as “science.” Scienciology examines how scientific orthodoxy is maintained, how dissent is managed, how careers are advanced, and how the boundaries between science and non‑science are policed. It treats science not as a pure method but as a human activity embedded in politics, economics, and culture. The goal is not to debunk science but to understand it as a living, contested institution.
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