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The Qualitative Future of Research Evaluation

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2007

Authors

Donovan, Claire

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Beech Tree Publishing

Abstract

Science, technology and innovation (STI) policy aimed at technological advance, international competitiveness and wealth creation underpins the regulation of publicly funded research. Familiar quantitative evaluative 'metrics' fit snugly with these economic objectives. A re-imagined STI policy embraces wider intellectual, social, cultural, environmental and economic returns, using qualitative measures and processes to capture research outcomes.

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Keywords: academic research; competitiveness; innovation; qualitative analysis; quantitative analysis; science and technology

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/20943

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ANU Research Publications

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Science and Public Policy

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Journal article

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10.3152/030234207X256538

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2037-12-31

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