Challenges in research policy: evidence-based policy briefs with recommendations
Sivertsen, Gunnar ; Langfeldt, Liv
Springer - Cham
2024
113 p.
research method ; research policy ; research programme ; government policy ; higher education
Education and training
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-69580-3
English
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"This open access volume addresses major challenges in research policy and provides advice on how to approach them. With chapters designed as accessible policy briefs, the book serves as an essential resource for new actors in research policy. It offers evidence-based recommendations on approaching research governance, funding, and evaluation challenges by covering these topics:
Identifying and facilitating high quality research
Evaluating transdisciplinary research quality
Evaluating societal impact
The dilemmas of grant peer review
How citations relate to research quality
Reforming research assessment
The use of metrics in academic recruitment
Quality criteria and concentration of research funding
Balancing basic and external research funding
Designing performance-based research funding systems
Strategic steering of research at universities
The consequences of paying to publish
Each chapter combines research with practical advice and provides an overview of the state-of-the-art in research on the specific topic, as well as references for further reading."
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