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Economic Aspects of Science: Editor's Introduction
Spontaneous Generations 7 (1):1-5 (2013)
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The economics of science is a discipline with a long history, and yet one where there if often too little dialogue between its constituent parts. The articles in this issue's focused discussion begin to address that problem by examining recent developments in science's economic circumstances from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.Author's Profile
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