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Bridging the gap between science and policy: an international survey of scientists and policy makers in China and Canada.The Grand Challenges Discourse: Transforming Identity Work in Science and Science Policy.Institutional enterprise as a compromise: the national organization of science in France

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(Re)cognizing postmodernity: helps for historians--of science especially.

"Applied science": a phrase in search of a meaning.

Basic and applied research: a meaningful distinction?

"Vague and artificial": the historically elusive distinction between pure and applied science.

The National Science Foundation and the debate over postwar research policy, 1942-1945. A political interpretation of Science-the Endless Frontier.

Scientists and American Science Policy: Who speaks for science? The future offers more dilemmas than unequivocal answers in science policy.

SCIENCE AND OUR NATION'S FUTURE.

Basic research in Europe; different countries favor different systems for the support and organization of scientific work.

From art to applied science.

The origins of pure and applied science in Gilded Age America.

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