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Measuring the Impacts of Science : Beyond the economic Dimension 1 Beno t Godin and Christian Dor Introduction For over fifty years, governments have funded research and development (R&D) because of the impact (or outcome) it has or we think it has on society. Although scientific policy has for a time been driven by the policy for Science philosophy or ideology, there has never been any doubt in the minds of policy-makers that the ultimate aim for funding Science and technology was socio- economic goals such as national security, economic development , welfare and the environment. The socio- economic goals of public funding were so pronounced that, from the beginning, academic researchers and statistical offices Measuring Science and technology discussed how to measure output and outcome of scientific research and developed several indicators to this end.
Measuring the Impacts of Science : Beyond the Economic Dimension 1 Benoît Godin and Christian Doré Introduction For over fifty years, governments have funded research and development (R&D) because
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