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7 - Scientific Practice: Problem of Government Involvement

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J. Scott Armstrong at University of Pennsylvania
J. Scott Armstrong
Kesten Green at University of South Australia
Kesten Green
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In this chapter, we raise making a useful contribution as a motive for university researchers, discuss some of the recent history of government involvement in science, and examine the evidence on whether or not government funding and regulation of research is beneficial.

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