Information Policy: A Framework for Evaluation and Policy Research

by Robert H. Burger

This volume examines the role of specialized knowledge in evaluating and designing information policy. The author begins with a description of the context in which American information policy is made with examples of existing domestic and international policies. He explores scientific and technical information, presents a case study of the SATCOM Report and concludes with suggestions for a new, broadly conceived research agenda within the framework of the method of investigation described in the book.

214 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

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[John]

nonfiction,information science,ethics