Titlebook: Scientific Research Effectiveness; The Organisational D John Hurley Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2003 Innovation.Lea

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The Influence of Policy on Scholarly Research,o assess the influence of policy on scientific activities. It focuses on public research, conducted in research organisations that are predominantly publicly funded, particularly universities. An overview is presented of the policy issues and questions addressed in a number of bibliometric studies,

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