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TL48119
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Collaborating to ruin? US national laboratories and the impact of international research partnerships
[Thesis]
Gerald A. Hendrickson
Bohara, Alok
The University of New Mexico
2014
205
Committee members: Akhadov, Elshan; Santos, Richard; Thacher, Jennifer
Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-321-55243-0
Ph.D.
Economics
The University of New Mexico
2014
Following the Cold War, Russian and US research institutions forged new collaborative ties to take advantage of perceived complementarities in conducting scientific research as part of US nonproliferation initiatives. These ties appear to have been successful in the broader nonproliferation context as relatively few Russian nuclear scientists emigrated to perceived rogue states like Iran and North Korea in the years that immediately followed the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Early on, the research benefits of these ties appeared to be significant. Today, as the Russian science and technology cadre is going through a demographic transition and the Russian state is following a corporatist policy in rebuilding its scientific research and development base, the appropriable benefits associated with continuing these policies for US research partners are less obvious.
Economics
Social sciences;Institutional competencies;International collaboration;National laboratories;Public economics
Callen, David J.
Bohara, Alok
Economics
The University of New Mexico
1656502278; 3682115
مطالعه متن کتاب p
[Thesis]
276903
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