Research Evaluation

1991 - 2025

Current editor(s): Julia Melkers, Emanuela Reale and Thed van Leeuwen

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1995, volume 5, articles 3

Introduction to a special issue on the Fourth International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators pp. 174-175

Anthony F J van Raan

Treating bibliometric indicators with caution: their dependence on the source database pp. 177-181

L Quoniam, H Rostaing, E Boutin and H Dou

Linkage between agency-supported research and patented industrial technology pp. 183-187

Francis Narin, Kimberly S Hamilton and Dominic Olivastro

On the importance of regional innovation flows in the European Union: some methodological issues in the Italian case pp. 189-206

Simona Iammarino, M Rosaria Prisco and Alberto Silvani

Measuring innovation in services pp. 207-215

Rinaldo Evangelista and Giorgio Sirilli

Basic indicators for describing the stock of human resources in science and technology (HRST) pp. 217-224

Werner Grünewald, George Paterson and Daniela Schackis

Evaluation of national biomedical research outputs through journal-based esteem measures pp. 225-235

Grant Lewison

Roles of bibliometrics in scientific communication pp. 237-241

Hans E Roosendaal

The Challenge of Scientometrics: the Development, Measurement and Self-organization of Scientific Communications by Loet Leydesdorff DWSO Press, Leiden University, Leiden, 231 pages (including index), ISBN 90-6695-112-5 pp. 242-243

Paul Cunningham

Regionale Innovation, Durch Technologiepolitik zu neuen Strukturen (Regional Innovation, to New Structures by Means of Technology Policy) by Michael Steiner Graz, Leykam Buchsverlagsgesellschaft m.b.H., 1995, 277 pages, 298 Aus schillings, ISBN 3-7011-7325-7 pp. 243-245

Patries Boekholt

Technological Evolution, Variety and the Economy by P P Saviotti Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Brookfield, USA. 1996, 407 pages, £49.95, ISBN 1-85278-774-0 pp. 245-246

Nikos Kastrinos

1995, volume 5, articles 2

Introduction to a special issue on the Fourth International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators pp. 110-111

Anthony F J van Raan

A bibliometric study of highly cited European physics papers in the 80s pp. 113-122

W Glänzel, E J Rinia and M G M Brocken

R&D and innovation at the firm level: improving the S&T policy information base pp. 123-129

Morley S Lipsett, J Adam Holbrook, Richard Lipsey and Robert W de Wit

Transformation of the science system in East Germany: a comparative study of the new federal states and East Berlin pp. 131-136

Hans-Jürgen Czerwon

Research performance at the micro level: analysis of structure and dynamics of pharmacological research teams pp. 137-142

M Bordons, M A Zulueta, Alberto Cabrero Bravo and S Barrigón

Ups and downs of life sciences in Ukraine, 1979 to 1994: scientometric analysis pp. 143-150

A A Korennoy and V I Khorevin

Changes in Latvia's science indicators in the transformation period pp. 151-160

Janis Kristapsons and Erika Tjunina

S&T indicators in science policy: how can they matter? pp. 161-166

Jan van Steen

Evaluation of Technology Policy Programmes in Germany edited by Gerhard Becher and Stefan Kuhlmann Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, 1995, 362 pages, £66 ($99), ISBN 0-7923-3115-X pp. 167-169

John Phillimore and Matt Staton

The Impact of Community Research Programmes in France. Final Report prepared for the European Commission by Philippe Larédo Les Presses de l'Ecole des Mines, Paris, France, 1995, 157 pages, 170 FF, ISBN 2-911256-01-8 pp. 169-171

Stefan Kuhlmann

La gestion stratégique de la recherche et de la technologie by Michel Callon, Philippe Larédo, Philippe Mustard (in French) Economica, Paris, 1995, 477 pages, 350 FF, ISBN 2-7178-2853-2 pp. 171-172

Yves Gingras

1995, volume 5, articles 1

Research evaluation benefits from international exchange pp. 2-2

Erkki Ormala

Research evaluation in European national science and technology systems pp. 3-10

Luke Georghiou

France, the guarantor model and the institutionalisation of evaluation pp. 11-21

Philippe Larédo and Philippe Mustar

Patterns of science and technology policy evaluation in Germany pp. 23-33

Stefan Kuhlmann

Research and technology evaluation in the United Kingdom pp. 35-44

Philip V Hills and Alison J Dale

The patchwork of the Dutch evaluation system pp. 45-53

Arie Rip and Barend J R van der Meulen

Evaluation of science and technology policy in Ireland pp. 55-62

John Boden and Michael Fitzgibbon

Towards a national system of research evaluation in Greece pp. 63-68

N Kastrinos and Yannis Katsoulacos

R&D evaluation in Italy: a science and technology policy view pp. 69-77

Alberto Silvani and Giorgio Sirilli

Research actors and the state: research evaluation and evaluation of science and technology policies in Spain pp. 79-88

Luis Sanz-Menéndez

R&D evaluation in Portugal pp. 89-97

C Marciano da Silva and Luisa Henriques

Elements of evaluation of science and technology policy in Austria pp. 98-108

Michael Steiner and Dorothea Sturn

1994, volume 4, articles 3

On measuring the relation between social science research activity and research publication pp. 130-152

Peter M Burnhill and Margarete E Tubby-Hille

Research fellows and employees on the European Union Biotechnology Action Programme (BAP) pp. 153-160

Grant Lewison

New index of R&D purchasing power parities for international comparisons pp. 161-169

Takao Kiba, Itsuo Sakuma and Junichi Kikuchi

Evaluating the impacts of buildings energy research in the UK pp. 171-179

Penny Street and Katharine Barker

1994, volume 4, articles 2

Research evaluation at the National Research Council of Italy: A survey of decision-makers pp. 75-88

Giorgio Sirilli and Valentina Meliciani

Evaluation of publicly-funded research in Greece: A time-level analysis of the Information Technology sector pp. 89-96

A Hatziparadissis and G C Pentzaropoulos

Management of R&D program evaluations: A case study of Canada's energy R&D program pp. 97-106

Langley R Muir and Douglas Williams

Analysis of country specialisation in bioelectronics with special focus on German activities pp. 107-118

Sybille Hinze

The French connection and other neo-colonial patterns in the global network of science pp. 119-127

Luc W Nagtegaal and Renger E de Bruin

1994, volume 4, articles 1

Evaluation in the social sciences: the strategic context pp. 2-5

Paule Leduc

The challenge for social science: a new role in public policy-making pp. 6-11

Howard Newby

Knowledge, chaos and public policy pp. 12-30

Claudia Wright and Lydia Shevchuk

Transferring knowledge to influence ‘small p’ policy development: examples from the implementation of integrated service delivery systems pp. 31-36

Michael P Shea and John H Lewko

Untangling the Gordian knot: bridging instrumental rationality and stakeholder politics in the evaluation of public policies pp. 37-44

Raymond D'Aoust and Donald Lemaire

Towards a postpositivist approach to policy evaluation? pp. 45-54

J E Glenn

Knowledge transfer: the medium and the message pp. 55-58

William Solesbury

Improving social knowledge transfer: new approaches and structures pp. 59-64

Nina Stipich