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How science serves fisheries management

Williams, M.J. - In: Naga 17 (1994) 3, pp. 13-14

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On how to improve the training and certification of scientific staff

Todosiichuk, A. V. - In: Problems of economic transition 63 (2022) 4/6, pp. 189-202

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Chapter 5. The Economics of Science

Stephan, Paula E. - 2010

noncognitive resources play in discovery is discussed as well as the costs of resources used in research. Different models for the … funding of research are presented. The chapter also discusses scientific labor markets and the extreme difficulty encountered … scientific research to economic growth and suggestions for future research. …

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Economic science and public policy

Smith, Katherine R. - In: Agricultural and resource economics review : ARER 42 (2013) 1, pp. 90-97

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Scientific tourism development bases in Armenia

Tovmasyan, Gayane; Tovmasyan, Rubik - In: SocioEconomic challenges : SEC 2 (2018) 1, pp. 85-90

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Economic Evaluation of Interaction between Research and Innovation in Lithuania

Daukšaitė, Lina - 2011

radical innovations, based on research and development (R&D) activities. R&D generates knowledge, necessary for innovation … creation process, as well as proposes decisions for kinds of problems. That is why the chain of interaction between research … and innovation is essential.The problem of research is expressed in question “What kind of interaction between research …

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A more research-intensive and integrated European Research Area

2008

Since the 1990s major new players have emerged in science and technology u0096 notably in Asia. The result is an increasingly multi-polar world where science, technology and patent applications are more widely distributed throughout the world. Figure 1 shows that almost 80 % of researchers work...

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Nordic cooperation and an open European Research Area: lessons for international cooperation in Science and Technology

2009

Nordic cooperation in R&D is part of a broader, long standing cooperation in the Nordic area. This area consists of Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Finland, as well as the autonomous regions the Faroes Greenland and Aaland. The institutional set-up goes back to 1952 with the establishment of...

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Modelling the diffusion of specialised knowledge

Warner, Julian - In: Aslib Proceedings 55 (2003) 1/2, pp. 75-83

This paper reviews developments from a study of the reception of the Research Assessment Exercise 1996. Research …

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Challenges and priorities for European research: a foresight review

Gavigan, James; Zappacosta, Mario; Ducatel, Ken; … - In: Foresight 3 (2001) 4, pp. 261-271

A review of recent foresight exercises reveals some important drivers of research in Europe. In this editorial, we … the coming years. It is no longer enough for research agendas to be dictated by the supply of expertise from the science …

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