Federal Funding of Social Work Research: High Hopes Or Sour Grapes?(Report) Federal Funding of Social Work Research: High Hopes Or Sour Grapes?(Report)

Federal Funding of Social Work Research: High Hopes Or Sour Grapes?(Report‪)‬

Social Work 2011, July, 56, 3

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In 2004, the Union of Concerned Scientists issued a petition formally making [the] charge that the Bush White House puts political ideology over science when writing policy or when determining who sits on advisory panels set up to provide expert input into decision making. It has now been signed by more than 8,000 scientists, including 49 Nobel laureates and 63 National Medal of Science recipients. --Don Gonyea, "Bush Science Push Fails to Transform Critics"

GENRE
Essais et sciences humaines
SORTIE
2011
1 juillet
LANGUE
EN
Anglais
LONGUEUR
26
Pages
ÉDITIONS
National Association of Social Workers
TAILLE
207,8
Ko

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