American Science Policy since World War II
Looks at the history of government involvement in science, explains how scientific research is applied towards national goals, and suggests ways to revitalize national researchErgas is cautious about drawing wide-ranging policy implications from his analysis, but several conclusions seem clear. ... A promising beginning effort is the National Academy of Sciencea#39;s white paper, aquot;Federal Science and Technology Budget Priorities, aquot; ... This should be structured in such a way that it can be used by both the Executive Branch and Congress as a method for reviewing program contentsanbsp;...
| Title | : | American Science Policy since World War II |
| Author | : | Bruce Smith |
| Publisher | : | Brookings Institution Press - 2011-02-01 |
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