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On the recent transformation of the research system: in search of a conceptual framework for developing countries
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posted on 2015-02-18, 15:57 authored by Patricia Bertin, Jenny FryJenny Fry, Gillian RagsdellA growing body of literature has claimed that the research system is undergoing a significant transformation.
Accounts such as “Finalization Science”, “Strategic Research”, “Post-normal Science”, and “Mode 2”—arguably the
most popular among them—have tried to make sense and assess the implications of such a change in scholarship. These
theorizations were produced in the context of highly developed nations, such as Australia, United States, and United
Kingdom. A gap in the literature is found, however, when it comes to the recent developments of science in the context of
developing countries. This paper discusses the prominent theorizations of changing research systems, with focus on their
empirical validation and suitability to the context of developing countries’ research systems.
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BERTIN, P., FRY, J. and RAGSDELL, G., 2015. On the recent transformation of the research system: in search of a conceptual framework for developing countries. International Journal of Science in Society, 7 (1), pp.1-16.Publisher
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