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L'administration de la recherche au Japon
In: Revue française d'administration publique, Volume 16, Issue 1, p. 81-101
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Abstract
Research administration in Japan.
A detailed description of the various Japanese policy-making bodies is followed by a discussion of how scientific policies are arrived at. Although the general scientific policy and targets are pre-eminently defined by the Council of Science and Techniques, there is no controlling body having its say over the allocation of crédits, the coordination of programmes, and the evaluation of results. Taking the French System as a yardstick, the author concludes that in Japan there is no institution with powers over how research funds are spent.
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