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Testing metrics of openness and reciprocity to international collaboration against existing Australian programmes

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Fitzpatrick, Merrilyn
Glennie, Kerrie

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Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology cooperation (FEAST), The Australian National University
AUS-ACCESS4EU

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This paper tests the concept of a metrics of openness and reciprocity developed by Matthews and Harris (2010): Enhancing reciprocity in international cooperation in research: issues and metrics (D.1.2 and D1.7) by development an analysis tool and using it to assess two Australian funding programmes. Recommendations for further development of the metrics follows.

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Deliverable lead: ANU
The Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology cooperation (known as FEAST) was an Australia-EU joint initiative that highlighted and promoted international research collaboration between Australia and Europe. It operated from 2001 until 2012

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Supporting EU access to Australian research programmes

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