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Canadian Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy

Canadian Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy

The Innovation Economy and Society Nexus
Business & EconomicsHistory
Pages
464
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

This book offers a detailed examination of Canadian science, technology, and innovation policy. It explores the historical development and current state of these policies, analyzing the interplay between government, industry, and scientific research in Canada. The work delves into how these policies have shaped and continue to influence the nation's technological advancements and economic landscape.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Business & Economics History Politics & Society Technology

Authors

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David Castle

David Castle writes about the intersection of science, policy, and social issues. His publications include Science, Society, and the Supermarket and Canadian Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy. He also explores diverse topics ranging from medical treatments to the World Marathon Book.

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G. Bruce Doern

G. Bruce Doern writes on public policy and governance. His books, including "Canadian Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy" and "Rules and Unruliness," examine how systems and policies operate.

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Peter W.B. Phillips

Peter W.B. Phillips writes on policy and innovation. He is recognized for Canadian Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy, a key work exploring national approaches to science and technology. His writing provides clear analysis in this specialized field.