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23-Jan-2003
Governance of public research: case studies on Germany, Hungary, Japan, Norway, the United Kingdom and the United States.
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01-Jan-2001
Drawing on surveys of recent graduates, it analyses the trend rise in higher education graduates in the 1990s and the underlying factors determining employment outcomes, in particular of PhD level graduates.
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01-Jan-2001
Although there may well be different national styles in the organisation of science, science itself is a very international activity.
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01-Jan-2001
University graduates are more often employed in research departments than the graduates from technical universities and engineers are more often part of the management than natural scientists.
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01-Jan-2001
The importance of knowledge in the economy is illustrated by the increase in R&D performed in industry and by the change of "competence profile" or the skills profile of the labour force in companies.
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01-Jan-2001
The National Research Council is in the initial phases of a study that will examine US workforce needs in information technology (IT) over the next ten years and establish a common base for national discussions.
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01-Jan-2001
The diffusion of knowledge throughout the learning economy is of crucial relevance to economic prosperity and growth. But, as this paper attempts to show, the promotion of flexible labour market policy has to be treated with some caution.
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01-Jan-2001
Brain drain, skill shortages, and lack of career opportunities have become issues of major concern for policy makers in government, academia, and industry in the final years of the 20 th century.
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01-Jan-2001
This paper attempts to make a methodological analysis of the Spanish statistical data that may provide information about the human resources in science and technology labour markets. A thorough review is made of the questionnaires in different surveys and the results.
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