9.1 The Agenda-Setting Role of e-Research
9.1 The Agenda-Setting Role of e-Research
A complex institutional and intellectual arrangement shapes the agenda of publicly funded scholarly and scientific research. Given the potential of e-Research to alter the landscape dramatically of academic work, its role in the setting of research agendas should also be explored. This chapter considers how e-Research affects researchers' questions and discusses funding and resources for e-Research as well as the new skills required of new generations of researchers. It also looks at new forms of social accountability for researchers.
Keywords: e-Research, research agendas, funding, skills, researchers, social accountability
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