1. Expecting More: Changing Governance of Public Research -- 2. Research Funders: Adapting to Government Expectations -- 3. United Kingdom: Between Haldane and Rothschild -- 4. Canada: Hopper's Vision of Empowerment -- 5. Australia: Crawford's Legacy of Partnership -- 6. Changing Context: Public Management and Research Governance -- 7. Looking Back: Program Theory and Grantmaking Practice -- 8. Looking Forward: From Foreign Aid to Global Challenges -- 9. Conclusion: The Quest for Research Impact
Summary
Research for the developing world can create evidence on the effectiveness of foreign aid, invent new technologies to help poor people, and strengthen research in poor countries. How do countries determine which policy goals to pursue? This book answers this question based on the history of research funders in Australia, Canada, and the UK
Analysis
Australian
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Grossbritannien. Department for International Development. stw (DE-601)242270077 (DE-588)5272577-7
International Development Research Centre. stw (DE-601)102019983 (DE-588)117539-7
Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research. stw (DE-601)101127200 (DE-588)51028-2
