Concentration or Dispersal of Research Funding?¶
Aagaard, K., Kladakis, A., & Nielsen, M. W. (2020). Concentration or Dispersal of Research Funding?. Quantitative Science Studies, 1(1), 117-149.
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Primes¶
- Unearned Windfall Mechanism Atrophy
- Nonprofits and foundations — organisations capitalised by a single large grant losing the constituency feedback that donation-dependence would supply, drifting from mission. Research institutions — fields with large concentrated funding becoming insular, with reduced incentive to engage adjacent fields or justify themselves externally.
This sourceReview finding that strong funding concentration is associated with diminished diversity, conservative topic selection, and hypercompetition rather than proportionate gains.
- Nonprofits and foundations — organisations capitalised by a single large grant losing the constituency feedback that donation-dependence would supply, drifting from mission. Research institutions — fields with large concentrated funding becoming insular, with reduced incentive to engage adjacent fields or justify themselves externally.
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