Michael J Moravcsik
Biographic Data
| ID | 881332 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael J Moravcsik |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael J |
| FAMILY NAME | Moravcsik |
| SIGNATURE | MORAVCSIK M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oregon |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The ultimate bottleneck
Dependence and science scenarios for the Third World
Citation Context Classification of a Citation Classic Concerning Citation Context Classification
The citations to a citation classic dealing with the classification of citations according to their contexts were analyzed using the method of that citation classic. It was found that (a) the ratio of conceptual to operational citations is very much larger than in the cases studied before in the natural sciences; (b) the ratio of evolutionary to juxtapositional citations is much smaller than in the cases studied before in the natural sciences. Th…
Some Thoughts for the Discussion On Decision Making Within Science and Technology
Some Thoughts for the Discussion on Decision Making Within Science and Technology
Science Policy and Development in the Third World
Science Policy and Development in the Third World
Assessing the Methodology for Finding a Methodology for Assessment
Roger Handberg is a Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at the University of Central Florida. His primary areas of research are the judicial process and politics, notably the United States Supreme Court, public opinion and political socialization of adolescents, and the bureaucratic aspects of science policy. Author's address: Office of Graduate Studies, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida 32816-0112,…
Essays of an Information Scientist . Eugene Garfield
Can We Plan Science
After clarifying the concepts of "science" and of "planning" six aspects of planning are discussed, dealing with the time scale, with the interdependence of various systems, with the probability Interpretation of plans, with the dichotomy of quantity and quality, with who should plan, and with the balance between planning, decision making, and implementation. This is followed by an overview of input planning for manpower, finances, buildings and …
Creating an Effective Applied Scientific Research Program in a Developing Country
A systematic approach to the development of an applied scientific research program to meet a developing country's future technological needs is briefly described. The essential features common to all applied science programs are discussed, and approaches to the special problems of a developing country suggested
The Effectiveness of Research in Developing Countries
Essays of an Information Scientist. Vol. 3
How to Grow Science
Mobilizing Science and Technology for Increasing the Indigenous Capability in Developing Countries
Technics and Praxis
Will the UNCSTD Break Through the Action Barrier?
Developing Countries and the Fruits of Science
Once upon a time there was a man who lived in a little house. He was a poor man, and had to work hard to provide for himself the bare necessities for survival. His hut was on a flat piece of land, surrounded by weeds and scrubby brush, just as it was when he came to settle there. When, at the end of a long day's work, he sat down to rest after his evening meal and looked out the window at the jumble of greenery surrounding him, he felt dissatisfi…
Lotka's Law
Science for Development
Some Results on the Function and Quality of Citations
Citations of scientific articles have been used in recent years as measures of scientific accomplishments of an individual, a group, an institution, or a country, as well as for following the temporal evolution of science in general, or a certain field of science in particular.' The use of citations for this purpose has evoked a certain amount of criticism from some who have felt that, for a variety of reasons, such measures give an ambiguous or …
Paradisia and Dominatia
Scientists and Artists
II The universal intellectual versus the expert
Science
Some Results on the Function and Quality of Citations
Citations of scientific articles have been used in recent years as measures of scientific accomplishments of an individual, a group, an institution, or a country, as well as for following the temporal evolution of science in general, or a certain field of science in particular.' The use of citations for this purpose has evoked a certain amount of criticism from some who have felt that, for a variety of reasons, such measures give an ambiguous or …
Patterns of evaluation in science
Citation Context Classification of a Citation Classic Concerning Citation Context Classification
The citations to a citation classic dealing with the classification of citations according to their contexts were analyzed using the method of that citation classic. It was found that (a) the ratio of conceptual to operational citations is very much larger than in the cases studied before in the natural sciences; (b) the ratio of evolutionary to juxtapositional citations is much smaller than in the cases studied before in the natural sciences. Th…
Lotka's Law
Paradisia and Dominatia
Scientists and Artists
Technical assistance and fundamental research in underdeveloped countries
Technical assistance and fundamental research in underdeveloped countries
Some practical suggestions for the improvement of science in developing countries
On Brain Drain in the Philippines
Some modest proposals
Patterns of evaluation in science
Science
II The universal intellectual versus the expert
Scientists and Artists
Some Results on the Function and Quality of Citations
Citations of scientific articles have been used in recent years as measures of scientific accomplishments of an individual, a group, an institution, or a country, as well as for following the temporal evolution of science in general, or a certain field of science in particular.' The use of citations for this purpose has evoked a certain amount of criticism from some who have felt that, for a variety of reasons, such measures give an ambiguous or …
Paradisia and Dominatia
Lotka's Law
Science for Development
Developing Countries and the Fruits of Science
Once upon a time there was a man who lived in a little house. He was a poor man, and had to work hard to provide for himself the bare necessities for survival. His hut was on a flat piece of land, surrounded by weeds and scrubby brush, just as it was when he came to settle there. When, at the end of a long day's work, he sat down to rest after his evening meal and looked out the window at the jumble of greenery surrounding him, he felt dissatisfi…
Will the UNCSTD Break Through the Action Barrier?
Technics and Praxis
Mobilizing Science and Technology for Increasing the Indigenous Capability in Developing Countries
Creating an Effective Applied Scientific Research Program in a Developing Country
A systematic approach to the development of an applied scientific research program to meet a developing country's future technological needs is briefly described. The essential features common to all applied science programs are discussed, and approaches to the special problems of a developing country suggested
The Effectiveness of Research in Developing Countries
Essays of an Information Scientist. Vol. 3
How to Grow Science
Can We Plan Science
After clarifying the concepts of "science" and of "planning" six aspects of planning are discussed, dealing with the time scale, with the interdependence of various systems, with the probability Interpretation of plans, with the dichotomy of quantity and quality, with who should plan, and with the balance between planning, decision making, and implementation. This is followed by an overview of input planning for manpower, finances, buildings and …
Essays of an Information Scientist . Eugene Garfield
Assessing the Methodology for Finding a Methodology for Assessment
Roger Handberg is a Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at the University of Central Florida. His primary areas of research are the judicial process and politics, notably the United States Supreme Court, public opinion and political socialization of adolescents, and the bureaucratic aspects of science policy. Author's address: Office of Graduate Studies, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida 32816-0112,…
Some Thoughts for the Discussion On Decision Making Within Science and Technology
Some Thoughts for the Discussion on Decision Making Within Science and Technology
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