Handbook of Public Funding of Research

Edited by Benedetto Lepori, Ben Jongbloed and Diana Hicks

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Given the recent re-evaluation of research funding policy as an issue central to national governments and the EU, it is imperative that underlying rationales and channels for investment in research and development are examined. A pioneering analysis of the complexity, allocation and management of public funding of research, this Handbook explores the strategies whereby research can be successfully targeted and supported to resolve problems of broad public concern. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Education; Innovations and Technology; Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781800883079
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to the Handbook of Public Funding of Research: understanding vertical and horizontal complexities , pp 1-19

Benedetto Lepori, Ben Jongbloed and Diana Hicks

Ch 2 What is public about public research? The case of COVID-19 RD , pp 21-37

Barry Bozeman

Ch 3 Motivations guiding public research funding in science, technology and innovation (STI) policy: a synthesis , pp 38-54

Aixa Y. Alemán-D'az

Ch 4 Politics of public research funding: the case of the European Union , pp 55-71

Inga Ulnicane

Ch 5 Ideas and instruments in public research funding , pp 73-89

Giliberto Capano

Ch 6 Performance-based research funding and its impacts on research organizations , pp 90-106

Gunnar Sivertsen

Ch 7 RD programs as instruments for governmental RD funding policy , pp 107-122

Emanuela Reale, Magnus Gulbrandsen and Thomas Scherngell

Ch 8 Size matters! On the implications of increasing the size of research grants , pp 123-138

Carter Bloch, Alexander Kladakis and Mads P. Sørensen

Ch 9 Potentials and limitations of program-based research funding for the transformation of research systems , pp 139-155

Susanne Bührer, Sarah Seus and Rainer Walz

Ch 10 Targeting research to address societal needs: what can we learn from 30 years of targeting neglected diseases? , pp 156-171

Josie Coburn, Ohid Yaqub and Joanna Chataway

Ch 11 The construction of competition in public research funding systems , pp 172-184

Stefan Arora-Jonsson, Nils Brunsson and Peter Edlund

Ch 12 Incentives, rationales, and expected impact: linking performance-based research funding to internal funding distributions of universities , pp 186-202

Jussi Kivistö and Charles Mathies

Ch 13 Research funding in the context of high institutional stratification: policy scenarios for Europe based on insights from the United States , pp 203-220

Arlette Jappe and Thomas Heinze

Ch 14 Public research organisations and public research funding , pp 221-240

Laura Cruz-Castro and Luis Sanz-Menéndez

Ch 15 Reframing study of research(er) funding towards configurations and trails , pp 242-260

Duncan A. Thomas and Irene Ramos-Vielba

Ch 16 Researchers' responses to their funding situation , pp 261-278

Grit Laudel

Ch 17 Gender and underrepresented minorities differences in research funding , pp 279-300

Laura Cruz-Castro, Donna Ginther and Luis Sanz-Menéndez

Ch 18 Research funding and scientific careers , pp 301-321

Julia Melkers, Richard Woolley and Quintin Kreth

Ch 19 Research funding and academics' scholarly performance , pp 322-338

Hugo Horta and Huan Li

Ch 20 Context matters: conceptualizing research funding policies through the lens of the varieties of academic capitalism approach , pp 340-360

Olivier Be_gin-Caouette, Silvia Mirlene Nakano Koga and Émanuelle Maltais

Ch 21 System-level insights into public funding of research from emerging economies , pp 361-377

Juan D. Rogers

Ch 22 Public research funding in Asian latecomer countries: developmental legacy and dilemmas , pp 378-394

So Young Kim

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