Government Funding and Computing Research Priorities FRED WEINGARTEN Computing Research Association, 1875 Connecticut Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C, ( rick@cra.org ) Much focused strategic recent debate in both scientific government This and government should steer was triggered policy research, circles has sense on the degree priorities fundamental Even with to which contact the recent for Many i.e., pick is being redefiniforces been conagenda, scientific politicians We for funding. debate by a general that the redefined. tion driving cerned seeing selecting between government and science political trauma in Washington, this the simple in the effects the reason research political designing that the underlying have into community judgment research is likely about in to continue, possible it are unchanged. it the research intrusion priorities, negative of this quality change on the research results, of nonscientific assessing and that while also rooted research lawyers decisions -bureaucrats suggest here, however, long-lasting, they are government funding effect search. The principal research government, ment, difficult necessary while of research protocols. these changes are in the long-standing priorities, in particularly policy real, important, and interlock between for computing is to make dialogue need to accept influence It to maintain, will yet rethe with
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Government funding and computing research priorities
Weingarten, Fred
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, Volume 27 (1)
Association for Computing Machinery – Mar 1, 1995
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