The Studiengruppe Für Systemforschung: Systems Research and Policy Advice in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1958–1975 [Book Review]

Minerva 44 (2):149-166 (2006)
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In recent years, students of science policy in the Federal Republic of Germany have looked with increasing interest to the innovations of the 1960s. Key concepts such as democratization, participation, and planning mark the political and socio-cultural discourse of the time. For over two decades, the Studiengruppe für Systemforschung (Study Group for Systems Research – SfS) in Heidelberg gave a fresh impetus to policy advice. This essay continues our reflections on its history, traces its origins and development, and reflects on its achievements

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