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Positive feedbacks and research productivity in science : reopening another black box

David, Paul A. - 1993

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Communication norms and the collective cognitive performance of "invisible colleges"

David, Paul A. - In: Creation and transfer of knowledge : institutions and …, (pp. 115-163). 1998

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Understanding the emergence of 'open science' institutions : functionalist economics in historical context

David, Paul A. - In: Industrial and corporate change 13 (2004) 4, pp. 571-589

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The historical origins of 'open science' : an essay on patronage, reputation and common agency contracting in the scientific revolution

David, Paul A. - In: Capitalism and society : a journal of The Center on … 3 (2008) 2, pp. 1-103

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The republic of open science : the institution’s historical origins and prospects for continued vitality

David, Paul A. - 2014

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Toward a cyberinfrastructure for enhanced scientific collaboration: providing its "soft" foundations may be the hardest part

David, Paul A. - In: Advancing knowledge and the knowledge economy, (pp. 431-453). 2006

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Information disclosure and the economics of science and technology

Dasgupta, Partha; David, Paul A. - 1985

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From market magic to Calypso science policy : a review of Terence Kealey's The economic laws of scientific research

David, Paul A. - 1997

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Special issue: Collaboration technologies and the economics of collaborative research

David, Paul A. (contributor); … - 2003

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Will e-Science Be Open Science?

David, Paul A.; den Besten, Matthijs L.; Schroeder, Ralph - 2010

This contribution examines various aspects of "openness" in research, and seeks to gauge the degree to which contemporary "e-science" practices are congruent with "open science." Norms and practices of openness are held to have been vital for the work of modern scientific communities, but...

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