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Towards a Science of Science Policy: Valuation of Interdisciplinary Research

Towards a Science of Science Policy: Valuation of Interdisciplinary Research. David C. Croson, PhD National Science Foundation, USA dcroson@nsf.gov. One Discipline. H. One Discipline, Measured. H. Two Disciplines. V. H. Two Disciplines, Measured. V. H. Cross-Disciplinary Lattice. V.

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Towards a Science of Science Policy: Valuation of Interdisciplinary Research

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  1. Towards a Science of Science Policy:Valuation of Interdisciplinary Research David C. Croson, PhDNational Science Foundation, USA dcroson@nsf.gov

  2. One Discipline H

  3. One Discipline, Measured H

  4. Two Disciplines V H

  5. Two Disciplines, Measured V H

  6. Cross-Disciplinary Lattice V H

  7. Disciplinary Perspectives V H

  8. Leontief Parochialism V H

  9. Incentives for Interdisciplinarity V H

  10. Strict Discipline-Based Valuation V H

  11. Full Valuation of Multiple Disciplines V H

  12. Expanded Value Possibilities V H

  13. Cost Considerations for Pessimists V H

  14. Cost Considerations for Realists V H

  15. Cost Considerations for Optimists V H

  16. Limits of Cross-Discipline Evaluation V H

  17. Interdisciplinary Breakthroughs V H

  18. Thank you. Interdisciplinarity Science Economics

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