Science and Public Policy

Volume 23 - 52

Current editor(s): Nicoletta Corrocher, Jeong-Dong Lee, Mireille Matt and Nicholas Vonortas

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Volume 34, issue 10, 2007

Evidence never lies: Introduction to a special issue on New Frontiers in Evaluation pp. 679-680

Nicholas S Vonortas, Michael Stampfer and Klaus Zinöcker

Mapping the frontiers of evaluation of public-sector R&D programs pp. 681-690

Irwin Feller

Focal randomisation: An optimal mechanism for the evaluation of R&D projects pp. 691-698

Elise Brezis

‘Real options’ framework to assess public research investments pp. 699-708

Nicholas S Vonortas and Chintal A Desai

Indicators of higher-education institutes and public-research organizations technology transfer activities: Insights from France pp. 709-721

Laurent Bach and Patrick Llerena

Quantitative portfolio evaluation of US federal research and development programs pp. 723-730

Rosalie T Ruegg

A theory-based innovation systems framework for evaluating diverse portfolios of research, part two: Macro indicators and policy interventions pp. 731-741

Jerald Hage, Gretchen Jordan and Jonathan Mote

What lies beneath: Avoiding the risk of under-evaluation pp. 743-752

Luke Georghiou

Can you grow it? pp. 753-754

Cooper H Langford

Value of national innovation system approach pp. 754-756

Liu Xielin

Innovation for the future pp. 756-757

Jody A Roberts

Volume 34, issue 9, 2007

Learning from abroad: The Austrian competence centre programme Kplus pp. 606-618

Peter Biegelbauer

Academic entrepreneurship: Social norms, university culture and policies pp. 619-631

Pontus Braunerhjelm

Using the boundaries of science to do boundary-work among scientists: Pollution and purity claims pp. 633-643

Brendon Swedlow

New instruments in innovation policy: The case of the Department of Trade and Industry in the UK pp. 644-656

Isabel Maria Bodas Freitas

The value lab: Exploring moral frameworks in the deliberation of values in the animal biotechnology debate pp. 657-670

Linda Krijgsman, Henriette Bout and Tjard de Cock Buning

Critical contribution to innovation studies pp. 671-673

David A Wolfe

Dimensions of the analysis of clusters pp. 673-676

Elvira Uyarra

Volume 34, issue 8, 2007

Introduction: Future pathways for science policy and research assessment: Metrics vs peer review, quality vs impact pp. 538-542

Claire Donovan

Peer review and the relevance gap: Ten suggestions for policy-makers pp. 543-553

Paul Nightingale and Alister Scott

Evaluating universities using simple scientometric research-output metrics: Total citation counts per university for a retrospective seven-year rolling sample pp. 555-563

Bruce G Charlton and Peter Andras

Assessing university research: A plea for a balanced approach pp. 565-574

Linda Butler

The future of research evaluation rests with an intelligent combination of advanced metrics and transparent peer review pp. 575-583

Henk F Moed

The qualitative future of research evaluation pp. 585-597

Claire Donovan

A new European S&T governance pp. 599-601

Terttu Luukkonen

Lack of balance pp. 601-602

Sujatha Raman

Smart and snappy pp. 603-604

Ross Beveridge

Volume 34, issue 7, 2007

European asymmetries: A comparative analysis of German and UK biotechnology clusters pp. 454-474

Philip Cooke

Risk financing for knowledge-based enterprises: Mechanisms and policy options pp. 475-488

Guy Ben-Ari and Nicholas S Vonortas

Assessing human resources for science and technology: The 3Ds framework pp. 489-499

Sami Mahroum

The research entrepreneur: Strategic positioning of the researcher in his societal environment pp. 501-513

Kasia Kurek, Peter A T M Geurts and Hans E Roosendaal

Burying globally, acting locally: Control and co-option in nuclear waste management pp. 515-528

Darrin Durant

Transformation to a knowledge-based economy pp. 529-531

Michael Dinges

Of vital importance but disappointing pp. 531-532

David Turnbull

Challenge faced by innovative firms pp. 532-533

Naubahar Sharif

Broadband penetration pp. 534-535

Rodrigo Fernós

Volume 34, issue 6, 2007

The power of indicators: Introduction to special issue on public project funding of research pp. 370-371

Benedetto Lepori

Comparing the evolution of national research policies: What patterns of change? pp. 372-388

Stig Slipersæter, Jean Thèves and Barend van der Meulen

Changing patterns of public research funding in France pp. 389-399

Jean Thèves, Benedetto Lepori and Philippe Larédo

Between policy and science: Research councils' responsiveness in Austria, Norway and Switzerland pp. 401-415

Stig Slipersæter, Benedetto Lepori and Michael Dinges

Changing allocation models for public research funding: An empirical exploration based on project funding data pp. 417-430

Bianca Potì and Emanuela Reale

Monitoring sector specialisation of public and private funded business research and development pp. 431-443

Rainer Frietsch and Aris Kaloudis

Global environmental assessments: How to get it right pp. 445-447

Stelvia Matos

Shifts in academic disciplines from a constructivist view pp. 447-449

Saul Fisher

Einstein: A miraculous year one century later pp. 449-450

Barry C Sanders

Governing technology by intellectual property rights pp. 450-452

Mark Winskel

Volume 34, issue 5, 2007

Explaining poor performance of European science: Institutions versus policies pp. 303-316

Andrea Bonaccorsi

A principal-agent model of public research with a retrospective payoff rule pp. 317-328

Remo Fernández-Carro

Innovation processes in governance: The development of ‘emissions trading’ as a new policy instrument pp. 329-343

Jan-Peter Voß

Suspicious cartographers: Some realities of research into stakeholder understanding of the causes and possible prevention of breast cancer pp. 345-354

Steve Cinderby and Laura Potts

Merton and Ziman's modes of science: The case of biological and similar material transfer agreements pp. 355-363

Victor Rodriguez

From Aarhus to your house: The science and society interface pp. 364-367

John Rigby

Volume 34, issue 4, 2007

Introduction to special issue on governing technology for development pp. 231-232

Giles Mohan and Helen Yanacopulos

Governing and democratising technology for development: Bridging theory and practice pp. 233-238

Giles Mohan and Helen Yanacopulos

The legitimation of GMO governance in Africa pp. 239-249

Seife Ayele

Technology, governance and place: Situating biotechnology in Kenya pp. 251-260

Matthew Harsh and James Smith

The contested politics of technology: Biotech in Bangalore pp. 261-271

Ian Scoones

The governance of nanotechnology pp. 273-283

Jim Whitman

Scientific mobility policies: How Portuguese scientists envisage the return home pp. 284-298

Margarida Fontes

A toolbox for complexity research pp. 299-300

Cooper H Langford

Volume 34, issue 3, 2007

University-industry collaboration: The network embeddedness approach pp. 158-168

Taran Thune

Ex-ante impact assessment of research programmes: The experience of the European Union's 7th Framework Programme pp. 169-183

Henri Delanghe and Ugur Muldur

Traditional knowledge and intellectual property protection: Past and future pp. 185-197

Pranav N Desai

Mode 2 knowledge production: Evidence from orphan drug networks pp. 199-211

Helen Crompton

Providing “thoughtful feedback”: Public participation in the regulation of Australia's first genetically modified food crop pp. 213-225

Kerry Ross

From conceptual modeling to quantitative measure pp. 226-227

Benedetto Lepori

Katherine Hayles' third way towards posthumanity pp. 227-228

Yu-Wei Lin

Volume 34, issue 2, 2007

Introduction to special issue on science, policy and social inequity pp. 83-84

Jameson M Wetmore

Distributive justice in science and technology policy pp. 85-94

Susan E Cozzens

How much justice can technology afford? The impact of DNA technology on equal criminal justice pp. 95-107

Simon A Cole

Equity in forecasting climate: Can science save the world's poor? pp. 109-116

Maria Carmen Lemos and Lisa Dilling

Governing human subjects research in the USA: Individualized ethics and structural inequalities pp. 117-126

Jill A Fisher

Popular technology: Exploring inequality in the information economy pp. 127-138

Virginia Eubanks

Science policies for reducing societal inequities pp. 139-150

Edward Woodhouse and Daniel Sarewitz

Small entity patenting pp. 151-152

Katrin Cremers

Exploring masculinity construction through reproduction pp. 152-153

David Navratil

Volume 34, issue 1, 2007

Changing boundaries: The role of policy networks in the multi-level governance of science and innovation in Scotland pp. 3-14

Catherine Lyall

Is academic judgment sound? Evidence from technological agenda settings by experts pp. 15-22

Patrick Rondé and Caroline Hussler

Assessing recent developments in innovation measurement: The third edition of the Oslo Manual pp. 23-34

Carter Bloch

The governance of innovation in socio-technical systems: The difficulties of strategic niche management in practice pp. 35-44

Heather Lovell

Understanding immigration in a national systems of innovation framework pp. 45-53

David M Hart

Changing regimes of science and politics: Comparative and transnational perspectives for a world in transition pp. 55-69

Daniel Barben

Transatlantic conflict over agro-food biotechnology pp. 70-73

Klaus Menrad

Who invents biomedicine: Scientists, industry, or literature? pp. 74-75

Michael Filas

Asking large questions about technology pp. 75-76

Brad McCormick

Part Dilbert, Part Dale Carnegie—one for fun pp. 77-78

David Bruggeman