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Title: Coping with environmental pressures: Public Research Organizations responses to funding crisis
Keywords: Public Research Organisations
R&D Funding
Commercialisation of research
Organisational Adaptation
Description: Publicado en Research Policy, 32 (8): 1293-1308, 2003
The research system is highly dependent upon the resources provided by the political system. Rising costs of research projects and the emergence of financial problems in government have triggered a reduction in direct support to public research organisations (PRO). The aim of this paper is to analyse how a group of Spanish public research organisations affected by the reduction in direct transfers of State funds have reacted to this situation. By reviewing the PROs’ responses, an institutionalist argument is built up based on the degree and type of autonomy which the centres and researchers enjoy. Factors which explain the diversity in responses of the centres in their funding strategies are: a) the political autonomy of the PROs with respect to their tutelary Ministries, and b) the autonomy of the researchers within the organisation, the nature of the individual incentive programmes and their level of dependence on collective resources.
Peer reviewed
URI: http://dspace.mediu.edu.my:8181/xmlui/handle/10261/1541
Other Identifiers: http://hdl.handle.net/10261/1541
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