Science and state -- South Africa

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• The State of Science in South Africa (without front matter; Pretoria: Academy of Science of South Africa, 2009), ed. by Roseanne Denise Diab and Wieland Gevers (PDF files with commentary in SOuth Africa)

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• Icarus: or, The Future of Science, by Bertrand Russell (HTML at Michigan)

• Reshaping Health Care in Latin America: A Comparative Analysis of Health Care Reform in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, ed. by Sonia Fleury, Susana Belmartino, and Enis Baris (HTML with commentary at idrc.ca)

• Building a Federal Science and Technology Strategy, by Industry Canada (text in Canada)

• Healthy Incentives: Canadian Health Reform in an International Context (1996), ed. by William McArthur, Cynthia Ramsay, and Michael Walker (PDF with commentary at Fraser Institute)

• Healthy Incentives: Canadian Health Reform in an International Context (1996), ed. by William McArthur, Cynthia Ramsay, and Michael Walker (PDF with commentary at Fraser Institute)

• Leonard Albert Miller: Public Servant (Markham, ON: Associated Medical Services and Fitzhenry and Whiteside, c1998), by John R. Martin (PDF with commentary in Canada)

• Building a Federal Science and Technology Strategy, by Industry Canada (text in Canada)

• Science, Technology, and Innovation in Chile, by James Mullin, Robert M. Adam, Janet E. Halliwell, and Larry P. Milligan (HTML at idrc.ca)

• Science, Technology, and Innovation in Chile, by James Mullin, Robert M. Adam, Janet E. Halliwell, and Larry P. Milligan (HTML at idrc.ca)

• The Epidemiological Transition: Policy and Planning Implications for Developing Countries, ed. by James N. Gribble and Samuel H. Preston (page images at NAP)

• Global Health in Transition: A Synthesis: Perspectives from International Organizations, by John H. Bryant, ed. by Polly F. Harrison (page images at NAP)

• Technology and Global Industry: Companies and Nations in the World Economy, ed. by Bruce R. Guile and Harvey Brooks (page images at NAP)

• Reducing the Costs of Space Science Research Missions: Proceedings of a Workshop, by National Research Council Aeronautics and Space Engineering Board and National Research Council Space Studies Board (page images at NAP)

• The Epidemiological Transition: Policy and Planning Implications for Developing Countries, ed. by James N. Gribble and Samuel H. Preston (page images at NAP)

• Disease Control Priorities in Developing Countries (2006), ed. by Dean T. Jamison, Joel G. Breman, Anthony R. Measham, George Alleyne, Mariam Claeson, David B. Evans, Prabhat Jha, Anne Mills, and Philip Musgrove (HTML and PDF at NIH)
• Priorities in Health (2006), ed. by Dean T. Jamison, Joel G. Breman, Anthony R. Measham, George Alleyne, Mariam Claeson, David B. Evans, Prabhat Jha, Anne Mills, and Philip Musgrove (HTML and PDF files at NIH)

• Why Ration Health Care? An International Study of the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Public Sector Health Care in the USA (c2000), by Heinz Redwood (PDF at Civitas)

• Delay, Denial and Dilution: The Impact of NHS Rationing on Heart Disease and Cancer (2000), by David G. Green and Laura Casper (PDF at Civitas)
• Why Ration Health Care? An International Study of the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Public Sector Health Care in the USA (c2000), by Heinz Redwood (PDF at Civitas)

• Why Ration Health Care? An International Study of the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Public Sector Health Care in the USA (c2000), by Heinz Redwood (PDF at Civitas)

• Delay, Denial and Dilution: The Impact of NHS Rationing on Heart Disease and Cancer (2000), by David G. Green and Laura Casper (PDF at Civitas)
• England vs. Scotland: Does More Money Mean Better Health? (c2004), by Benedict Irvine and Ian Ginsberg, contrib. by Kevin Woods (PDF at Civitas)
• Quite Like Heaven? Options for the NHS in a Consumer Age (c2007), by Nick Seddon (PDF at Civitas)
• Stakeholder Health Insurance (c2000), by David G. Green, contrib. by Timothy D. Baker, Nicholas Beazley, and Adrian Bull (PDF at Civitas)
• Why Ration Health Care? An International Study of the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Public Sector Health Care in the USA (c2000), by Heinz Redwood (PDF at Civitas)

• The Men Behind Hitler: A German Warning to the World, by Bernhard Schreiber, trans. by H. R. Martindale (HTML at toolan.com)

• Quite Like Heaven? Options for the NHS in a Consumer Age (c2007), by Nick Seddon (PDF at Civitas)

• Regulating Doctors (c2000), ed. by David Gladstone (PDF at Civitas)

• The Future of Austria: Opportunities and Dangers in the Age of Nanotechnology (2006), ed. by Ernst Eugen Veselsky, trans. by Hedwig D. Thimig, contrib. by Robert B. Textor (PDF at Stanford)

• Korea's Strategy for Leadership in Research and Development (1997) (PDF at ta.doc.gov)

• Reshaping Health Care in Latin America: A Comparative Analysis of Health Care Reform in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico, ed. by Sonia Fleury, Susana Belmartino, and Enis Baris (HTML with commentary at idrc.ca)

• Issues in Science and Technology (partial serial archives)

• Issues in Science and Technology (partial serial archives)

• Issues in Science and Technology (partial serial archives)

• An Assessment of the International Science and Technology Center: Redirecting Expertise in Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Former Soviet Union, by National Research Council Office of International Affairs (page images at NAP)

• An Assessment of the International Science and Technology Center: Redirecting Expertise in Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Former Soviet Union, by National Research Council Office of International Affairs (page images at NAP)
• The Future of Taxpayer-Funded Research: Who Will Control Access to the Results? (Washington: Committee for Economic Development, 2012), by Elliot E. Maxwell and Kevin Bryan (PDF at ced.org)
• Improving the Recruitment, Retention, and Utilization of Federal Scientists and Engineers, ed. by Alan K. Campbell, Stephen J. Lukasik, and Michael G. H. McGeary (page images at NAP)
• International Science and Technology: Emerging Trends in Government Policies and Expenditures (PDF at ta.doc.gov)
• Looking for a Fight: Is There a Republican War on Science? (2006), ed. by John Holbo (PDF and Javascript-dependent Flash with commentary at Parlor Press)
• Measuring Performance: Strengths and Limitations of Research Indicators (1997), by United States General Accounting Office (PDF at gao.gov)
• The OTA Legacy (full set of OTA reports, 1974-1996), by United States Congress Office of Technology Assessment (PDF files with commentary at Princeton)
• Recruitment, Retention, and Utilization of Federal Scientists and Engineers, ed. by Alan K. Campbell and Linda S. Dix (page images at NAP)
• Research Briefings, 1986, by Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy (U.S.) (images at NAP)
• The Research Universities and Their Patrons (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1984), by Robert M. Rosenzweig (HTML at UC Press)
• Science and Technology Leadership in American Government: Ensuring the Best Presidential Appointments, by Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy (U.S.) (page images at NAP)
• Science, Technology, and the Federal Government: National Goals for a New Era, by Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy (U.S.) (HTML and page images at NAP)

• Viet Nam at the Crossroads: The Role of Science and Technology, by Keith Bezanson, Jan Annerstedt, Kun Mo Chung, David Hopper, Geoffrey Oldham, and Francisco Sagasti (HTML at idrc.ca)

• Healthy Incentives: Canadian Health Reform in an International Context (1996), ed. by William McArthur, Cynthia Ramsay, and Michael Walker (PDF with commentary at Fraser Institute)

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