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The Culture of Budget Cuts. Research Budgets in an Age of Limits. Basic Science - Health - Culture. American-European Comparative
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Die internationale Tagung wurde von dem Lemelson Center der Smithsonian Institution Washington, dem Zentrum Technik und Gesellschaft
und dem Europäischen Zentrum für Staatswissenschaften und Staatspraxis Berlin veranstaltet. Ziel der Tagung war der Vergleich
der Effekte von Haushaltskürzungen in den Forschungsetats auf Qualität und Stil der Forschung. Die Ergebnisse der Tagung liegen
inzwischen als Buch vor:
Henke / Dienel / Molella, Research Budgets in an Age of Limits. Basic Science - Health - Culture. American-European Comparative Perspectives..
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| Session 1: The Culture of Budget Cuts: Introduction |
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Budget Cuts from a Public Finance Perspective
Klaus-Dirk Henke
Dirk Göpffarth
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Budget Cutting from a Cultural Perspective
Arthur P. Molella
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Learning by Copmparing: Methodological Concepts to Understand Research Budgeting in an Age of Limitations
Hans-Liudger Dienel
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Public Funding of Research and Development: An Indispensable Tool
Thomas P. Hughes
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| Session 2:. Case Study 1: Applied Medical Research |
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Introduction and Chair
Klaus-Dirk Henke
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Financing Medical Research
Wilhelm van Eimeren
Comment: Vijaa Melnick
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The Role of Technology Assessment for Health Care Research
Reinhard Busse
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| Session 3: Basic Research |
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Introduction and Chair
Joyce Bedi
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Government Funded Basic Research in the United States
Daniel S. Greenberg
Comment: Falk Fabich
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Basic Research in Universities
Josef Lange
Comment: Barton Hacker
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| Session 4: Cultural Research |
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Introduction
Peter Friess
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Growing Demand Orientation of Science - Effects on Innovation and Creativity
Siegfried Lange
Comment: Robert Friedel
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The Impact of Funding and Politics on American Museums(*)
Lonnie G. Bunch
Comment: Helmuth Trischler
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Funding Cultural Programs
Sondra Myers
Comment: Martin Peterson
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| Session 5. Conclusions |
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German-American Budget Cuts from an English Perspective (*)
David Edgerton
Arthur P. Molella
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