Science and Public Policy

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Volume 41, issue 6, 2014

An in-depth study of direct and indirect impacts from the research of a physics professor pp. 701-719

Eugenia Perez Vico

Moving from monodisciplinarity towards transdisciplinarity: Insights into the barriers and facilitators that scientists faced pp. 720-733

Marianne Benard and Tjard de Cock-Buning

Network analysis to evaluate cross-disciplinary research collaborations: The Human Sensing Research Center, Korea pp. 734-749

Chang Hoon Yang and Jungeun Heo

Enabling work? Family-friendly policies and academic productivity for men and women scientists pp. 750-764

Mary K Feeney, Margarita Bernal and Lauren Bowman

Twenty five years of private wheat breeding in the UK: Lessons for other countries pp. 765-779

Viktoriya Galushko and Richard Gray

Varieties of research coordination: A comparative analysis of two strategic research consortia pp. 780-792

Tjerk Wardenaar, Stefan P. L. de Jong and Laurens K. Hessels

Can R&D be identified and measured in services? Empirical evidence from university hospitals pp. 793-808

Cariza Teixeira Bohrer and Eduardo Raupp de Vargas

Research agendas involving patients: Factors that facilitate or impede translation of patients’ perspectives in programming and implementation pp. 809-820

Carina A. C. M. Pittens, Janneke E. Elberse, Merel Visse, Tineke A. Abma and Jacqueline E. W. Broerse

Predictors of attitudes toward carbon capture and storage using data on world views and CCS-specific attitudes pp. 821-834

David C. Warren, Sanya Carley, Rachel M. Krause, John A. Rupp and John D. Graham

EU innovation policy: One size doesn’t fit allChallenges for European Innovation Policy: Cohesion and Excellence from a Schumpeterian Perspective edited by Slavo Radosevic and Anna Kaderabkova pp. 835-836

Zafer Sonmez

Agglomeration, Clusters and Entrepreneurship: Studies in Regional Economic Development edited by Charlie Karlsson, Börje Johansson and Roger R. Stough pp. 836-838

Zafer Sönmez

Choreographing the end of the beginning of human stem cell research: An ethically intricate affairGood Science: The Ethical Choreography of Stem Cell Science by Charis Thompson pp. 838-839

Michael Flower

Volume 41, issue 5, 2014

Co-marketing alliances in the Brazilian biofuel sector: An analysis based on strategic alliances pp. 553-560

Paloma de Mattos Fagundes, Ana Claudia Machado Padilha and Antonio Domingos Padula

The politics of ideas: The complex interplay of health inequalities research and policy pp. 561-574

Katherine E. Smith

Political representations of nano in Swedish government documents pp. 575-596

Max Boholm

Tacit knowledge and the biological weapons regime pp. 597-610

James Revill and Catherine Jefferson

Citizens’ support for government spending on science and technology pp. 611-624

Luis Sanz-Menéndez, Gregg G. Van Ryzin and Eloisa del Pino

Spatial distribution of scientific activities: An exploratory analysis of Brazil, 2000–10 pp. 625-640

Tulio Chiarini, Vanessa Parreiras Oliveira and Fabio Chaves do Couto e Silva Neto

The many ways of academic researchers: How is science made useful? pp. 641-657

Staffan Jacobsson, Eugenia Perez Vico and Hans Hellsmark

Identifying international research cooperation capabilities in information and communication technologies pp. 658-672

Erich Prem

Institutional frameworks and terms of reference: The public discussion on clinical xenotransplantation in Australia pp. 673-684

Peta S. Cook

Creating problems in the governance of science: Bioethics and human/animal chimeras pp. 685-696

Brian Salter and Alison Harvey

Governance, Regulation and Innovation: Theory and Evidence from Firms and Nations edited by Mehmet Ugur pp. 697-698

Jordi Vallverdú

Urban Competitiveness and Innovation edited by Pengfei Ni and Zheng Qiongjie pp. 698-699

Stephanie S. Shipp

Volume 41, issue 4, 2014

Introduction to special section: A retrospective look at US science and technology policy pp. 409-410

Albert Link

An agent, not a mole: Assessing the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy pp. 411-418

David M. Hart

Innovation in innovation policy management: The Experimental Technology Incentives Program and the policy experiment pp. 419-424

Gregory Tassey

The new model innovation agencies: An overview pp. 425-437

William B. Bonvillian

The US Federal Trade Commission’s Line of Business Program and innovation research pp. 438-448

John Scott

Congress’s own think tank: Learning from the legacy of the Office of Technology Assessment (1972–95) pp. 449-457

Peter D. Blair

The returns to R&D: Division of Policy Research and Analysis at the National Science Foundation pp. 458-463

Michael J. Hall, Stephen K. Layson and Albert Link

The role of early-career factors in the formation of serial academic inventors pp. 464-479

Cornelia Lawson and Valerio Sterzi

Upstream public engagement, downstream policy-making? The Brain Imaging Dialogue as a community of inquiry pp. 480-492

Oliver Escobar

Informal collaborations between social sciences and humanities researchers and non-academic partners pp. 493-506

Julia Olmos-Peñuela, Jordi Molas-Gallart and Elena Castro-Martínez

Synthetic biology, water industry and the performance of an innovation barrier pp. 507-519

Susan Molyneux-Hodgson and Andrew S. Balmer

On the drivers of international collaboration: The impact of informal communication, motivation, and research resources pp. 520-531

Seongkyoon Jeong, Jae Young Choi and Jang-Yun Kim

A holistic approach to regional strategies: The case of the Basque Country pp. 532-547

Mikel Navarro, Jesús M. Valdaliso, Mari Jose Aranguren and Edurne Magro

Crisis, Innovation and Sustainable Development: The Ecological Opportunity edited by Blandine Laperche, Nadine Levratto and Dimitri Uzunidis pp. 548-549

Govert Valkenburg

Conceptual Richness and Methodological Diversity in Entrepreneurship Research edited by Alain Fayolle, Paula Kyrö, Tõnis Mets and Urve Venesaar pp. 549-551

Abiodun Egbetokun

Volume 41, issue 3, 2014

Introduction to special section: Assessment of emerging science and technology: Integration opportunities and challenges pp. 269-271

Thomas Reiss and Kate Millar

Synthetic biology: Too early for assessments? A review of synthetic biology assessments in Germany pp. 272-282

Davy van Doren and Nils B. Heyen

Biofuels under the spotlight: The state of assessment and potential for integration pp. 283-293

Philip Boucher, Robert Smith and Kate Millar

Responsible research and innovation in miniature: Information asymmetries hindering a more inclusive ‘nanofood’ development pp. 294-305

Erik de Bakker, Carolien de Lauwere, Anne-Charlotte Hoes and Volkert Beekman

Assessments of emerging science and technologies: Mapping the landscape pp. 306-316

Ellen-Marie Forsberg, Erik Thorstensen, Rasmus Øjvind Nielsen and Erik de Bakker

Are assessments responding to a dynamic environment? Evidence from four emerging techno-scientific domains pp. 317-331

Davy van Doren, Ellen-Marie Forsberg and Ralf Lindner

Expert involvement in policy development: A systematic review of current practice pp. 332-343

Arnout R.H. Fischer, Meike T. A. Wentholt, Gene Rowe and Lynn J. Frewer

Totally radical: From transformative research to transformative innovation pp. 344-358

Avery Sen

Voting for stem cells: How local conditions tempered moral opposition to Proposition 71 pp. 359-369

Nick Dragojlovic

Dual-use research and the H5N1 bird flu: Is restricting publication the solution to biosecurity issues? pp. 370-383

Sabrina Engel-Glatter

Are ‘STEM from Mars and SSH from Venus’?: Challenging disciplinary stereotypes of research’s social value pp. 384-400

Julia Olmos-Peñuela, Paul Benneworth and Elena Castro-Martínez

Public–Private Innovation Networks in Services edited by Faïz Gallouj, Luis Rubalcaba and Paul Windrum pp. 401-402

Govind Gopakumar

What Should Think Tanks Do?: A Strategic Guide to Policy Impact by Andrew Selee pp. 402-403

Jacqueline Meszaros

Sustainable Development, Evaluation and Policy-Making: Theory, Practise and Quality Assurance edited by Anneke von Raggamby and Frieder Rubik pp. 403-404

Yves Laberge

Handbook of Innovation Indicators and Measurement, edited by Fred Gault pp. 405

Krishna Ravi Srinivas

Why innovation measurement is as hard as it looks Handbook of Innovation Indicators and Measurement, edited by Fred Gault pp. 406-407

Carol A. Robbins

Volume 41, issue 2, 2014

Interaction with science: In what sense a case of learning by doing? pp. 141-150

Anders Broström

Beyond the third mission: Exploring the emerging university function of co-creation for sustainability pp. 151-179

Gregory Trencher, Masaru Yarime, Kes B. McCormick, Christopher N. H. Doll and Steven B. Kraines

How does openness affect innovation? Evidence from national key laboratories in China pp. 180-193

Ping Lv

Balancing credibility, relevance and legitimacy: A critical assessment of trade-offs in science–policy interfaces pp. 194-206

Simo Sarkki, Jari Niemelä, Rob Tinch, Sybille van den Hove, Allan Watt and Juliette Young

Towards dynamic research configurations: A framework for reflection on the contribution of research to policy and innovation processes pp. 207-218

Marc Schut, Annemarie van Paassen, Cees Leeuwis and Laurens Klerkx

Bio-entrepreneurship as a bridge between science and business in a regional cluster: South Africa’s first attempts pp. 219-233

Ramazan Uctu and Rachel Jafta

The instrumental use of technical doubts: Technological controversies, investment decisions and air pollution controls in the global shipping industry pp. 234-244

Michael Bloor, Helen Sampson, Susan Baker and Katrin Dahlgren

Brazilian pharmaceutical industry and generic drugs policy: Impacts on structure and innovation and recent developments pp. 245-256

Thiago Caliari and Ricardo Machado Ruiz

Competing through innovation: Technology Strategy and Antitrust Policies by David J. Teece pp. 257-258

Finn Orstavik

Intellectual Property Rights and the Financing of Technological Innovation: Public Policy and the Efficiency of the Markets by Carl Benedikt Frey pp. 258-260

Erin L. Cadwalader

Handbook on the Economic Complexity of Technological Change edited by Cristiano Antonelli pp. 260-261

Andreas Ligtvoet

Creativity and Entrepreneurship: Changing Currents in Education and Public Life edited by Lynn Book and David P. Phillips pp. 261-263

Steven Hrotic

How Entrepreneurs Do What They Do: Case Studies in Knowledge Intensive Entrepreneurship edited by Maureen McKelvey and Astrid Heidemann Lassen pp. 263-265

Michael Beyerlein

Is American Science in Decline? by Yu Xie and Alexandra A. Killewald pp. 265-266

Xuhong Su

Corrigendum to ‘The New Knowledge Workers by Dariusz Jemielniak’ pp. 267

Jennifer M. Miller

Erratum to ‘Which extramural scientists were funded by the US National Institutes of Health from its ARRA funds?’ pp. 268

Martin D. Sorin and Randall J. Hannum

Volume 41, issue 1, 2014

Nanotechnology: Rhetoric, risk and regulation pp. 1-14

Graeme A. Hodge, Andrew D. Maynard and Diana M. Bowman

The heterogeneity of knowledge and the academic mode of knowledge governance: Italian evidence in the first part of the 20th century pp. 15-28

Cristiano Antonelli and Claudio Fassio

The European Research Council and the European research funding landscape pp. 29-43

Terttu Luukkonen

Individual perception vs. structural context: Searching for multilevel determinants of social acceptance of new science and technology across 34 countries pp. 44-57

Seoyong Kim, Sang-Ok Choi and Jaesun Wang

Which extramural scientists were funded by the US National Institutes of Health from its ARRA funds? pp. 58-75

Martin D. Sorin and Randall J. Hannum

Governing ‘dual-use’ research in Canada: A policy review pp. 76-93

Bryn Williams-Jones, Catherine Olivier and Elise Smith

Argumentative practices in science, technology and innovation policy: The case of clinician-scientists and translational research pp. 94-106

Etienne Vignola-Gagné

Government R&D funding in economic downturns: Testing the varieties of capitalism conjecture pp. 107-118

So Young Kim

The fall of research and rise of innovation: Changes in New Zealand science policy discourse pp. 119-130

Shirley Leitch, Judy Motion, Elizabeth Merlot and Sally Davenport

Cycles, Crises and Innovation: Path to Sustainable Development – A Kaleckian–Schumpeterian Synthesis by Jerry Courvisanos pp. 131-132

Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech

A sketchy portrait of the public-sector entrepreneurGovernpreneurship: Establishing a Thriving Entrepreneurial Spirit in Government by Robert D. Hisrich and Amr Al-Dabbagh pp. 132-133

Stefan Artmann

Transnational Culture in the Internet Age edited by Sean A. Pager and Adam Candeub pp. 134-135

Josh Trapani

Cosmopolitan Commons: Sharing Resources and Risks across Borders, edited by Nil Disco and Eda Kranakis pp. 135-137

Chris Kortright

Creating and sustaining knowledge-intensive entrepreneurshipManaging Knowledge Intensive Entrepreneurship by Maureen McKelvey and Astrid Heidemann Lassen pp. 137-138

Terje Grønning

Societal Entrepreneurship: Positioning, Penetrating, Promoting edited by Karin Berglund, Bengt Johannisson and Birgitta SchwartzSocial Entrepreneurship: To Act as if and Make a Difference by Bjorn Bjerke and Mathias Karlsson pp. 139-140

Genevieve Teil