Moral rights and wrongs of research funding
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Open access
Authors
Jefferson, Therese
Date
2008Type
Journal Article
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Jefferson, Therese. 2008. Moral rights and wrongs of research funding. On the Horizon 16 (4): 252-259.
Source Title
On the Horizon
Faculty
Curtin Business School
School
Institute for Research into International Competitiveness
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The definitive version is available from the Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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Abstract
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the importance of being vigilant in the implications of all indicators of research output, quality and impact that are used in research assessment exercises.
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