Publications Saana Jukola

Publications – peer-reviewed

• Jukola, S., & Canali, S. 2021. On evidence fiascos and judgments in COVID-19 policy. History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences, 43(2), 1-4.
  
• Canali, S. & Jukola, S. 2020. Näyttöön perustuvan pandemiapolitiikan haaste [The challenge of evidence-based policy for the pandemic] Tiede ja Edistys. 45(3): 212–227 [http://www.tiedejaedistys.fi/664-tiivistelmat-3-2020.html / http://www.tiedejaedistys.fi/images/Pdf-tiedostot/TE-3-2020-canali-jukola-212-227.pdf].
• Bueter, A. & Jukola, S. 2020. Sex, drugs, and how to deal with criticism. The case of flibanserin. In Osimani, B. & La Caze, A. (eds.). Uncertainty in Pharmacology. Epistemology, Methods, and Decisions. Springer. Pp. 451–470.
• Jukola, S. 2019. Casuistic reasoning, standards of evidence, and expertise on elite athletes’ nutrition. Philosophies. 4(2), 19; https://doi.org/10.3390/philosophies4020019
• Jukola, S. 2019 Commercial interests, agenda setting, and the epistemic trustworthiness of nutrition guidelines. Synthese. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-019-02228-3
  
• Jukola, S. 2018. On the Evidentiary Standards for Nutrition Advice. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biology and Biomedical Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.shpsc.2018.05.007
  
• Jukola, S. 2017. On ideals of objectivity, judgment, and bias in medical research – A comment on Stegenga. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biology and Biomedical Sciences 62: 35–41.
  
• Jukola, S. 2017. A social epistemological inquiry into biases in journal peer review. Perspectives on Science. 25(1): 124–148. 
  Stegenga, J., Kennedy, A., Tekin, S., Jukola, S. & Bluhm, R. 2017. New directions in philosophy of medicine. In Marcum, J. (ed.) The Bloomsbury Companion to Contemporary Philosophy of Medicine. Pp. 343–367.
  
• Jukola, S. 2016. The Commercialization of Research and the Quest for the Objectivity of Science. Foundations of Science 21(1): 89–103.
  
• Jukola, S. 2015. Meta-analysis, Ideals of Objectivity, and the Reliability of Medical Knowledge. Science and Technology Studies 28(3): 101–120.
  
• Jukola, S. 2015.  Longino’s Theory of Objectivity and Commercialized Research. In Wagenknecht, S., Nersessian, N. & Andersen, H. (eds.): Empirical Philosophy of Science. Introducing Qualitative Methods into Philosophy of Science. Pp. 127–143.

Publications – non-refereed

• Jukola, S. 2020. Review of Medical Nihilism by Jacob Stegenga. Philosophical Psychology 33(3): 474–477.
  
• Jukola, S. 2017. Discussion on ‘Beyond Subjective and Objective in Statistics’ by Andrew Gelman and Christian Hennig. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A: Statistics in Society.
  
• Jukola, S. 2017. Tieteen objektiivisuuden ehdoista. Ajatus. Tampere: Juvenes Print. Pp. 289–298.
  
• Jukola, S. 2013. Tieteen objektiivisuudesta Helen Longinon teoriassa ja kaupallistuneessa tutkimuskulttuurissa. In Nikulainen, H. (ed.): Naurusta leikkiin, vallasta väkivaltaan. Filosofian graduantologia. Jyväskylä: Kampuskustannus. Pp. 43–58.
  
• Jukola, S. & Koskinen, I. 2013. Helen Longino tieteiden rajalinjoilla. Niin & Näin. 2013(3): 6–10.
  
• Jukola, S. 2013. Kysymyksistä, oletuksista ja luokitteluista – Kuinka tutkia empiiristä tiedettä filosofisesti. Naistutkimus. 2013(4): 100–103, a book review.