Research Policy

1971 - 2025

Current editor(s): M. Bell, B. Martin, W.E. Steinmueller, A. Arora, M. Callon, M. Kenney, S. Kuhlmann, Keun Lee and F. Murray

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The role of co-operative research in British industry pp. 332-350: P. S. Johnson
Life cycle of basic research - an approach to the quantitative analysis of R&D activity pp. 352-363: Keiichi Yamada and Eiichi Otaki
Antibiotic technology in agriculture pp. 364-385: Christopher C. Smart and Pauline K. Marstrand
Science policy - needed research (a note) pp. 387-402: Robert W. Lamson
Notes on conferencemanship: towards a model of homo audiens pp. 404-412: S. Schwarz

Technology in Europe's future pp. 210-273: K. Pavitt
The ESTEC project control system pp. 274-295: Hellmuth Gehriger
Science, technology and regional economic development pp. 297-319: N. G. Clark
The regional distribution of research and development (a note) pp. 321-328: K. Muller and R. Nejedly

Obstacles to space cooperation: Europe and the post-Apollo experience pp. 104-121: Burl Valentine
The appraisal and control of complex development projects pp. 122-155: N. K. Gardner
The use of technological forecasts in government planning pp. 156-172: R. Coenen
Innovation in electron-optical instruments-- two British case histories pp. 174-207: Paul Jervis

Editorial pp. 1-2: C. Freeman, T. C. Sinclair, H. Krauch and R. Coenen
Industries and academic freedom pp. 3-8: H. B. G. Casimir
Lessons from the objective appraisal of programmes at the national level -- implications of criteria and policy pp. 10-26: P. M. S. Jones
Priorities for research and technological development pp. 28-39: Helmut Krauch
The incorporation of health and welfare risks into technological forecasting pp. 40-58: Craig Sinclair
The importance of graph theory in research planning pp. 60-87: Lothar Czayka
Innovation in pharmaceuticals pp. 88-98: J. Langrish