1984•Journal of Policy Analysis and ManagementRequires access

Academic Science, Higher Education, and the Federal Government, 1950-1983

Michael S. McPherson, John T. Wilson

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Examines government support for the sciences since World War II, argues that higher education should, again, be given a high priority, and discusses the importance of colleges remaining autonomous.

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Examines government support for the sciences since World War II, argues that higher education should, again, be given a high priority, and discusses the importance of colleges remaining autonomous.

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Examines government support for the sciences since World War II, argues that higher education should, again, be given a high priority, and discusses the importance of colleges remaining autonomous.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Political science, Public administration, Higher education, Law, Philosophy, Linguistics

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