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Thornton, Margaret – Australian Universities' Review, 2008
The commodification of research in the social sciences sees a focus on "inputs" rather than "outputs" and an emphasis on the "science" rather than the "social". The empirical prevails at the expense of the critical, with lessening interest in, and support for, knowledge designed to interrogate orthodoxy. Increasingly, scholars have to operate in a…
Descriptors: Social Science Research, Research Methodology, Social Sciences, Corporate Education
Cunningham, Stuart – Australian Universities' Review, 2007
Federal research funding is increasingly pointed towards models of innovation derived from the sciences. And yet, argues Stuart Cunningham, this is an increasingly outmoded model of research discovery. The humanities and social sciences--the poor relations of innovation policy--have been pioneering new and sophisticated paths of research and…
Descriptors: Social Sciences, Innovation, Foreign Countries, Humanities

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