A resource dependence perspective is used to conceptualize and to investigate the
consequences of externalfunding on scientific enterprise. We argue that the participation of …

This study examines the relationship between the scientific endeavor and its external social
environment. The analysis focuses on the effects of external funding and its organizational …

The article explores the process by which academic research settings become influenced by
external funders upon whom they depend for vital resources. The emerging resource …

Research funding has become an important part of science yet we know little about how
funding agencies, scientists, and university departments respond to changes in the funding …

This study focuses on the opinions of university researchers concerning research support.
More specifically, I examine the effects of dependency on external support on the …

Research grants, by their very nature, provide critical career-relevant resources and
opportunities, often a determining factor in a researcher's career advancement, mobility, and …

There is a long lasting science policy interest to understand what kinds of environments
enhance the research performance of individual researchers. This interest is even stronger …

Matthieu Hubert and Séverine Louvel explain how “contracting” is becoming a common
activity for researchers. In addition to redefining modes of laboratory management and …

This study examines the normative structure of academic scientists using a sample of 838
Japanese life scientists and material scientists. The data indicates that the scientific norms …

Sociological studies in R&D sites have explained the transition of researchers to
administration using individual and/or intraorganizational perspectives. The phenomenon …