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Critical issues in science policy research

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The interface between science and technology is investigated by examining some important and neglected patterns of interaction. Some specific policy issues emerge about interdisciplinary research, interactions between scientists and technologists, the role of private industry, and the transfer of findings to other points on the interface. This inevitably raises the question of economics. The wrong set of economic policies can guarantee the failure of any specific set of S&T policies, no matter how ingeniously conceived.

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