Titlebook: Scrutinising Science; The Changing UK Gove Rebecca Boden,Deborah Cox,Katharine Barker Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Future of Science?,osive change. That change has occurred at three intertwined levels: organisational forms, vision and knowledge production processes. The scale, and at times ferocity, of this reform programme could scarcely have been envisaged 20 years ago. Change started when the Conservatives came into power in 19

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The Future of Science?, times ferocity, of this reform programme could scarcely have been envisaged 20 years ago. Change started when the Conservatives came into power in 1979 and has been continuing, albeit with a slightly different ideological emphasis, under successive Labour governments ever since.

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Science and Markets,isions were and how they were synergistically related to and underpinning of policy-driven organisational change during this period. In Chapter 6, which follows, we demonstrate how new organisational forms and new visions of science have come together to generate new scientific knowledge production processes.

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Rebecca Boden,Deborah Cox,Maria Nedeva,Katharine Barker mathematics. This book contains the lectures deliveredat the NATO-ASI Summer School on `Recent Problems in MathematicalPhysics‘ held at Salamanca, Spain (1992), offering a pedagogical andupdated approach to some of the problems that have been at the heartof these events. Among them, we should menti

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