Evaluation of Behavioural Additionality
... their diffusion within firms and throughout industries. Luukkonen has criticised the additionality concept on the grounds that it is insufficient to reveal the usefulness of public support. She cites empirical evidence to show that projects deemed as trivial by firms at the time of support may in th ...
... their diffusion within firms and throughout industries. Luukkonen has criticised the additionality concept on the grounds that it is insufficient to reveal the usefulness of public support. She cites empirical evidence to show that projects deemed as trivial by firms at the time of support may in th ...
Appel d`offres du Legs Lelong en anthropologie sociale
... candidates or recent post-docs). category 4- funds for short term residence in a French research center (for visiting scholars) ...
... candidates or recent post-docs). category 4- funds for short term residence in a French research center (for visiting scholars) ...
Community-Based Research as Pedagogy Hood College Kerry J. Strand
... deems them eligible or ineligible for government aid. This incident led the student researchers to rethink much about their research plan and taught them more than any chapter or lecture on research ethics could have. The collaborative nature of community-based research also gives it special pedagog ...
... deems them eligible or ineligible for government aid. This incident led the student researchers to rethink much about their research plan and taught them more than any chapter or lecture on research ethics could have. The collaborative nature of community-based research also gives it special pedagog ...
Academic Knowledge, Policy and the Public Role of Social Scientists
... economics, have delivered such lenses galore, in the form of concepts dealing with human, economic, and social development. The very fact that the social sciences usually do not have direct impact on decision-making but are able to influence at best the lenses through which ‘social problems’ are vie ...
... economics, have delivered such lenses galore, in the form of concepts dealing with human, economic, and social development. The very fact that the social sciences usually do not have direct impact on decision-making but are able to influence at best the lenses through which ‘social problems’ are vie ...
The Epistemology and Methodology of Exploratory Social Science
... Confirmatory research, more pragmatically, also is what society and policy makers expect social scientists to achieve, as, at the end, scientists are expected to explain and make predictions that help guide actions and policy-making. One normally does not get paid to speculate. With so many advantag ...
... Confirmatory research, more pragmatically, also is what society and policy makers expect social scientists to achieve, as, at the end, scientists are expected to explain and make predictions that help guide actions and policy-making. One normally does not get paid to speculate. With so many advantag ...
the social sciences and the scientific study of society: the fact – value
... laws necessary to express these relationships (Osuala, 2005:17). This view is corroborated by Welsh (1973:21) who points out that the purpose of science is to provide verified information and understanding in which we have confidence, and not merely faith, and that science seeks reliable knowledge o ...
... laws necessary to express these relationships (Osuala, 2005:17). This view is corroborated by Welsh (1973:21) who points out that the purpose of science is to provide verified information and understanding in which we have confidence, and not merely faith, and that science seeks reliable knowledge o ...
Informed Consent Template
... clinical trial will be available on http://www.ClinicalTrials.gov, as required by U.S. Law. This website will not include information that can identify you. At most, the website will include a summary of the results. You can search this website at any time. Federal law provides additional protection ...
... clinical trial will be available on http://www.ClinicalTrials.gov, as required by U.S. Law. This website will not include information that can identify you. At most, the website will include a summary of the results. You can search this website at any time. Federal law provides additional protection ...
The topic of research ethics is the question of how to act morally
... This section explores a way of thinking systematically about the question of how to act ethically when doing research, inspired by some ideas of Alasdair MacIntyre (but in no way based on an exegesis of his work). The approach adopted allows us to draw out the distinctiveness of ethical challenges i ...
... This section explores a way of thinking systematically about the question of how to act ethically when doing research, inspired by some ideas of Alasdair MacIntyre (but in no way based on an exegesis of his work). The approach adopted allows us to draw out the distinctiveness of ethical challenges i ...
Strategy: The case for reflation – what it means
... in China (high overcapacity in many industries). The decline served as a drag on inflation in other parts of the world, which was reflected in falling import prices. However, this year, commodity prices have bottomed as Chinese construction and infrastructure investment saw a renewed boost. We look ...
... in China (high overcapacity in many industries). The decline served as a drag on inflation in other parts of the world, which was reflected in falling import prices. However, this year, commodity prices have bottomed as Chinese construction and infrastructure investment saw a renewed boost. We look ...
The governance of science: ideology and the future of the open society
... place and function within society. After all, in focusing upon what we have been and what we are now, what we might become is inevitably illuminated. Therefore, while it may not be the province of social scientists to predict our futures, they are, given not only their understandings and explanation ...
... place and function within society. After all, in focusing upon what we have been and what we are now, what we might become is inevitably illuminated. Therefore, while it may not be the province of social scientists to predict our futures, they are, given not only their understandings and explanation ...
A difficult business: finding the evidence for social science reviews Lesley Grayson
... of the work that is reported. Given extended journal publication schedules, it is also likely to be considerably more current, an important consideration for the reviewer who is seeking to cover the field in as thorough and up-to-date a fashion as possible. Report literature is not, however, simply ...
... of the work that is reported. Given extended journal publication schedules, it is also likely to be considerably more current, an important consideration for the reviewer who is seeking to cover the field in as thorough and up-to-date a fashion as possible. Report literature is not, however, simply ...
Investing in User Research: Making Strategic Choices
... development of “discount usability.” This approach minimized both up-front and ongoing costs and probably accounts for much of the growth of user research over the last 30 years. However, looking back at cases where a riskier investment was made and it paid off could illuminate some alternatives. Th ...
... development of “discount usability.” This approach minimized both up-front and ongoing costs and probably accounts for much of the growth of user research over the last 30 years. However, looking back at cases where a riskier investment was made and it paid off could illuminate some alternatives. Th ...
Conference 2: NEGOTIATING THE HUMANITIES
... resources. This would both provide broader knowledge of good (or even ‘best’) practices, but it would also provide the involved people with a strong network within which stories could be shared and problems reflected on – and hopefully solved. The two objectives of the project were therefore seen as ...
... resources. This would both provide broader knowledge of good (or even ‘best’) practices, but it would also provide the involved people with a strong network within which stories could be shared and problems reflected on – and hopefully solved. The two objectives of the project were therefore seen as ...
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
... healthcare professionals, associations, and industry to advance its mission through strategic partnerships. The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is also a member of the International Cancer Research Partnership, an alliance of cancer organizations working together to enhance global collaboration and ...
... healthcare professionals, associations, and industry to advance its mission through strategic partnerships. The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is also a member of the International Cancer Research Partnership, an alliance of cancer organizations working together to enhance global collaboration and ...
ty’s review of Russell Group response to Sir Andrew Wit
... The continued ring-fencing of the science budget is essential in demonstrating the Government’s long-term commitment to science and research, and protecting that investment from being diverted to other more short-term policy priorities. ...
... The continued ring-fencing of the science budget is essential in demonstrating the Government’s long-term commitment to science and research, and protecting that investment from being diverted to other more short-term policy priorities. ...
Can and should educational research be educative
... former. Moreover, the development of factual knowledge can easily be distorted where it is carried out in pursuit of some other, practical or political, goal (Foster et al 1996; Hammersley 1999 and 2000). In other words, I am arguing that we need to draw a clear distinction between the role of educa ...
... former. Moreover, the development of factual knowledge can easily be distorted where it is carried out in pursuit of some other, practical or political, goal (Foster et al 1996; Hammersley 1999 and 2000). In other words, I am arguing that we need to draw a clear distinction between the role of educa ...
WP6_Commitment 27_Arkadiusz Kowalski
... H1: Financing research on social innovation and public sector innovation will facilitate the dissemination of know-how and good practice Concept of open innovation • Innovation in the private sector is usually protected from copying by others. • In the public sector, diffusion of innovation across ...
... H1: Financing research on social innovation and public sector innovation will facilitate the dissemination of know-how and good practice Concept of open innovation • Innovation in the private sector is usually protected from copying by others. • In the public sector, diffusion of innovation across ...
Toward a social responsibility theory for educational research (in
... two dominant questions to be answered in this article: 1. (how) can the gap between theory and practice in educational research and sciences be bridged for the benefit of useful and productive cooperation of the researchers, lecturers and practitioners dedicated to different scientific paradigms in ...
... two dominant questions to be answered in this article: 1. (how) can the gap between theory and practice in educational research and sciences be bridged for the benefit of useful and productive cooperation of the researchers, lecturers and practitioners dedicated to different scientific paradigms in ...
Chapter_3
... today, in that in such societies institutions everywhere are organized on hierarchical rather than cooperative lines, with the few people at the top making decisions that the many are to carry out without question. In Britain government is conducted with absurd secrecy, the population being ruled al ...
... today, in that in such societies institutions everywhere are organized on hierarchical rather than cooperative lines, with the few people at the top making decisions that the many are to carry out without question. In Britain government is conducted with absurd secrecy, the population being ruled al ...
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... Evaluation of Past Michigan Apple Committee Programs Growers were asked to rank the effectiveness of past Michigan Apple Committee programs.1 Growers ranked each of the programs on a scale of 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) where a score of 3 indicated an average ranking. An additional option was provide ...
... Evaluation of Past Michigan Apple Committee Programs Growers were asked to rank the effectiveness of past Michigan Apple Committee programs.1 Growers ranked each of the programs on a scale of 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) where a score of 3 indicated an average ranking. An additional option was provide ...
Sustainable e-Infrastructure
... Role of EU investment on Research Infrastructures (RI) Each 1€ of public R&D leads to 93 cent of business R&D investment (FP7 Impact Analysis) Effect typically much bigger when investment concerns multiple purpose and cross-border RI (notably ICT) Higher economic multiplier effect from trans-n ...
... Role of EU investment on Research Infrastructures (RI) Each 1€ of public R&D leads to 93 cent of business R&D investment (FP7 Impact Analysis) Effect typically much bigger when investment concerns multiple purpose and cross-border RI (notably ICT) Higher economic multiplier effect from trans-n ...
The scholarship of teaching is a concept with multiple ramifications
... of political, economic and social categories of analysis. This is not to suggest that the analysis of education itself is unimportant or that it can be substituted by a more general approach. What has been learned through research in and about education [or any other disciplinary domain for that ma ...
... of political, economic and social categories of analysis. This is not to suggest that the analysis of education itself is unimportant or that it can be substituted by a more general approach. What has been learned through research in and about education [or any other disciplinary domain for that ma ...
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... 7. To increase understanding of political science research and analytical skills, including the ability to think critically; to construct logical arguments; to collect, analyze, and interpret evidence and data; and to formulate reasoned conclusions. 8. To increase development of writing skills throu ...
... 7. To increase understanding of political science research and analytical skills, including the ability to think critically; to construct logical arguments; to collect, analyze, and interpret evidence and data; and to formulate reasoned conclusions. 8. To increase development of writing skills throu ...
Strategy: A forward steepener on the 10
... Danske Bank is authorised and subject to regulation by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and is subject to the rules and regulation of the relevant regulators in all other jurisdictions where it conducts business. Danske Bank is subject to limited regulation by the Financial Conduct Authori ...
... Danske Bank is authorised and subject to regulation by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and is subject to the rules and regulation of the relevant regulators in all other jurisdictions where it conducts business. Danske Bank is subject to limited regulation by the Financial Conduct Authori ...