eBooks - Politics & Government - Economics - James W. Dearing - Growing a Japanese Science City
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The future of basic scientific research is foreshadowed in the developments at Tsukuba Science City. This planned scientific community is vital to the basic research effort in Japan: 45 per cent of Japan's public sector researchers work at Tsukuba and 48 per cent of the nation's research and development budget is spent there. Yet Tsukuba remains a controversial social scientific experiment. James W. Dearing tells the story of Tsukuba Science City and draws conclusions about the possibilities of planning successful research in order to achieve economic growth. Growing a Japanese Science City explores the motivations behind the construction of Tsukuba, looks at how plans changed during the process of implementation, and examines the ways in which scientific research is conducted at Tsukuba today. A wealth of quantitative and qualitative data reveals the successes and failures of attempts to construct collaborative networks among scientific researchers. |
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| Tsukuba Science City is the world's most ambitious attempt to turbocharge scientific collaboration, but it remains unpopular within Japan and scientists question whether it will ever produce the world's best science. |
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