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245 04 The commodification of academic research :|bscience and
the modern university /|cedited by Hans Radder.
264 1 Pittsburgh, Pa. :|bUniversity of Pittsburgh Press,|c©2010.
300 1 online resource (vii, 350 pages) :|billustrations
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500 Revised and expanded papers from an international workshop
held in June 2007 at the Faculty of Philosophy, VU
University Amsterdam.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |tCommodification of academic research /|rHans Radder --
|tCommercialization of academic culture and the future of
the university /|rDaniel Lee Kleinman --|tKnowledge
transfer from academia to industry through patenting and
licensing : rhetoric and reality /|rSigrid Sterckx --
|tFinancial interests and the norms of academic science /
|rDavid B. Resnik --|tOne-shot science /|rJames Robert
Brown --|tBusiness of drug research : a mixed blessing /
|rAlbert W. Musschenga, Wim J. van der Steen, and Vincent
K.Y. Ho --|tCommodification of knowledge exchange :
governing the circulation of biological data /|rSabina
Leonelli --|tResearch under pressure : methodological
features of commercialized science /|rMartin Carrier --
|tRobert Merton, intellectual property, and open science :
a sociological history for our times /|rHenk van den Belt
--|tMertonian values, scientific norms, and the
commodification of academic research /|rHans Radder --
|tCoercion, corruption, and politics in the
commodification of academic science /|rMark B. Brown --
|tCapitalism and knowledge : the university between
commodification and entrepreneurship /|rSteve Fuller --
|tViable alternatives for commercialized science : the
case of humanistics /|rHarry Kunneman.
520 1 ""This volume offers a very balanced, thorough, accessible
treatment of an unsettling topic--the current large-scale
economic shaping of academic scientific research. Of first
-rate importance to scientists and philosophers of science
as well as those in the wider science studies and science
policy communities, it will prove eye-opening as well to
graduate and even undergraduate students in a variety of
courses."--Janet A. Kourany, University of Notre Dame"
""The threat to academic culture by commodification is a
hot and controversial topic, and publications addressing
it abound. This carefully crafted collection reaches
beyond many of them by bringing together a broad variety
of perspectives--sociological, ethical, historical, and
philosophical--probing the issue with scholarly detachment,
scientific rigor, and passion for the culture of public
science."--Peter Weingart, Universitat Bielefeld" ""With
this pioneering volume, Hans Radder has turned the
commodification of research into an issue for the
philosophy of science field. The contributors present a
broad range of views, united by the fact that they take
commodification as both a practical problem and a
theoretical one. This provocative book will lead us to
reevaluate our thinking about the norms of science and how
they should relate to new economies of knowledge."--Sergio
Sismondo, Queen's University" "Selling Science has become
a common practice in contemporary universities. This
commodification of academia pervades many aspects of
higher education, including research, teaching, and
administration. As such, it raises significant
philosophical, political, and moral challenges. This
volume offers the first book-length analysis of this
disturbing trend from a philosophical perspective and
presents views by scholars of philosophy of science,
social and political philosophy, and research ethics."
520 8 "The epistemic and moral responsibilities of universities,
whether for-profit or nonprofit, are examined from several
philosophical standpoints. The contributors discuss the
pertinent epistemological and methodological questions,
the sociopolitical issues of the organization of science,
the tensions between commodified practices and the ideal
of "science for the public good," and the role of
governmental regulation and personal ethical behavior. The
contributors consider alternatives to the coercive and
corruptive influences of academic commodification, and
offer practical recommendations for establishing
appropriate research standards, methodologies, and
institutional arrangements and a corresponding normative
ethos."--Jacket.
588 0 Print version record.
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