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Doing Science in Asia: Linkages and Tensions
Fri, August 31, 9:00 to 10:30am, ICC, C2.6Session Submission Type: Open Panel
Abstract
The papers in this session focus on specific case studies of scientific research in various Asian countries and ask how gender, culture, and developmental stage influence the practice and remuneration of scientific research, and the emergence of new sub-fields of knowledge such as biotechnology in various Asian countries. Several of the papers focus on the nexus of state, science, and market in Asia, and the ways in which boundaries and linkages are contested, redrawn, and sometimes erased.
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Individual Presentations
Dead Cat, Live Cat, If Schrodinger’s Cat Catches Mice, It’s a Good Cat: Organizational Chimerism - Abigail Coplin, Columbia University, Department of Sociology
The Emergence and Development of Cross National Knowledge Sharing: Case Studies of International Collaborative Projects in South Korea - SOO A LEE, Georgia Institute of Technology
Evaluation of the Salary Status of Scientific and Technological Workers in China - Guang Yang, NAIS,CAST; Yanni Wang, National Academy of Innovation Strategy
The Language of Gendering: A Feminist Analysis of Gender Strategies Adopted by Women in Science Research Organisations in India - Astha Jaiswal, Central University of Gujarat