Criteria for scientific development : public policy and national goals. A selection of articles from Minerva /
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| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, Mass. :
M.I.T. Press,
1968
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The republic of science: its political and economic theory
- 3. Criteria for scientific choice
- 4. The distribution of scientific effort
- 5. Choice and the scientific community
- 6. The complexity of scientific choice: a stocktaking
- 7. Criteria for scientific choice II: the two cultures
- 8. Research and economic growth - What should we expect?
- 9. Scientific choice and biomedical science
- 10. The complexity of scientific choice II: culture, overheads or tertiary industry?
- 11. The warrants for basic research
- 12. Underdeveloped science in underdeveloped countries
- 13. Technical assistance and fundamental research in underdeveloped countries
- 14. Some practical suggestions for the improvement of science in developing countries
- 15. The growth of science in society
- 16. The isolation of the scientist in developing countries.