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13. Office Of Management And Budget: Skeptical View Of Scientific Advice
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Barbara Culliton
and John Walsh
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 7
- Preface 9
- Introduction: The Agenda For Science And Technology Policy 11
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Part I. The Social Context Of Science And Technology
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A. The Society
- 1 . Technology, Evolution, And Purpose Harvey Brooks 35
- 2. How Technology Will Shape The Future 57
- 3. The Artificial Environment: Disneyland Is Better 80
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B. The Polity
- 4. The Spectrum From Truth To Power 95
- 5. The Scientist And The Politician 132
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C. The Economy
- 6. The National Climate For Technological Innovation 148
- 7. Trends In U.S. Technology: A Political Economist's View 161
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D. World Affairs
- 8. Military Research And Development: A Postwar History 190
- 9. The Transfer Of Technology To Underdeveloped Countries 215
- 10. The International Functional Implications Of Future Technology 226
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Part II. Science, Technology, And American Government
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E. The Federal Executive
- 11. Organization For Science And Technology In The Executive Branch 251
- 12. The Scientific Advisory System: Some Observations 262
- 13. Office Of Management And Budget: Skeptical View Of Scientific Advice 274
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F. The Congress
- 14. Congress And The Science Budget 297
- 15. Scientists On The Hill 315
- 16. The Rhetoric And Reality Of Congressional Technology Assessment 327
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G. The Courts
- 17. Towards A New Technological Ethic: The Role Of Legal Liability 347
- 18. Risk And Responsibility 356
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H. State And Local Government
- 19. Science Policy In American State Government 367
- 20. Federal Technology Policy: Innovation And Problem Solving In State And Local Governments 397
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I. Citizen Participation
- 21. Participatory Technology 416
- 22. Information And The New Movements For Citizen Participation 434
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J. Public Choice
- 23. Technology Assessment And Social Control 451
- 24. The Politics Of Technology Assessment 474
- 25. Science And The Formation Of Policy In A Democracy 496
- Annotated Bibliography 515
- Index 525
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 7
- Preface 9
- Introduction: The Agenda For Science And Technology Policy 11
-
Part I. The Social Context Of Science And Technology
-
A. The Society
- 1 . Technology, Evolution, And Purpose Harvey Brooks 35
- 2. How Technology Will Shape The Future 57
- 3. The Artificial Environment: Disneyland Is Better 80
-
B. The Polity
- 4. The Spectrum From Truth To Power 95
- 5. The Scientist And The Politician 132
-
C. The Economy
- 6. The National Climate For Technological Innovation 148
- 7. Trends In U.S. Technology: A Political Economist's View 161
-
D. World Affairs
- 8. Military Research And Development: A Postwar History 190
- 9. The Transfer Of Technology To Underdeveloped Countries 215
- 10. The International Functional Implications Of Future Technology 226
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Part II. Science, Technology, And American Government
-
E. The Federal Executive
- 11. Organization For Science And Technology In The Executive Branch 251
- 12. The Scientific Advisory System: Some Observations 262
- 13. Office Of Management And Budget: Skeptical View Of Scientific Advice 274
-
F. The Congress
- 14. Congress And The Science Budget 297
- 15. Scientists On The Hill 315
- 16. The Rhetoric And Reality Of Congressional Technology Assessment 327
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G. The Courts
- 17. Towards A New Technological Ethic: The Role Of Legal Liability 347
- 18. Risk And Responsibility 356
-
H. State And Local Government
- 19. Science Policy In American State Government 367
- 20. Federal Technology Policy: Innovation And Problem Solving In State And Local Governments 397
-
I. Citizen Participation
- 21. Participatory Technology 416
- 22. Information And The New Movements For Citizen Participation 434
-
J. Public Choice
- 23. Technology Assessment And Social Control 451
- 24. The Politics Of Technology Assessment 474
- 25. Science And The Formation Of Policy In A Democracy 496
- Annotated Bibliography 515
- Index 525