Results:Working Papers

Results

Educational Track Record and Future Vision: Launched in FY2013, the Science, Technology and Innovation Governance (STIG) Program is aimed at developing specialists with in-depth knowledge about policymaking processes, and the evidence-building methods needed for drafting and implementing science, technology, and innovation (STI) policies.
Research Developments and Future Outlook: The Science, Technology and Innovation Governance (STIG) Program has two main areas of focus. One is education aimed at fostering the knowledge and evidence-building methods necessary to formulate and implement science and technology innovation (STI) policies. The other is to promote research in this field and to feed the results into policy formulation.

1 Research

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Results directly derived from SciREX (Science for REdesigning Science, Technology and Innovation Policy) project and STIG (Science, Technology and Innovation Governance) program
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Results related to science, technology and innovation governance achieved by STIG project members

2 Education

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Students’ discussion papers, policy research papers or any other research outputs issued during the STIG courses
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Other educational activities related to science, technology and innovation governance

3 Networking

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Event・Seminars

4 Committee activities in relation to science, technology and innovation governance

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Committee activities in relation to science, technology and innovation governance