Titlebook: Science and Technology Policy; Priorities of Govern C. A. Tisdell Book 1981 C. A. Tisdell 1981 science and technology.technology policy

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Basic Issues in Setting Priorities for Science and Technology Policy,osely supervised through the government to meet social goals. The belief has gained ground that the direction of scientific effort should not be left to scientists, technocrats or even business managers acting alone but that government reflecting community-wide interests should play a greater role i

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Technology Policy: Options and Priorities,cy implications. Furthermore, environmental overspills from new technology and the impact of new technology on employment, on the structure of society and on working conditions are also dealt with since these raise questions for government policy.

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