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1 Fall 2013 KAIST STP STP230: Science & Technology Policy M/W 2:30~4PM, N4 Room 1217 Prof. So Young Kim Office: N4 Room 1218, Office Hours: M/W 4~5PM TA: Yeongsu Kim Office: N4 Room 1309, Office Hours: M/W 1~2:30PM Course Description Some think science & technology policy (STP) is too important to be left to nonscientists. Others view STP just as one of numerous public policies. Still, some wouldn t care what it is (for them, STP is perhaps a weird combination of three dry words). However, STP matters for all. Or does it? In this course, we will find out what it is, why it matters for/to whom, and how it works. Course Evaluation Class Discussion (15%) Response Paper (RP) (40%) Other Assignments (30%) For productive class discussions, you are expected to offer your wellreasoned comments relevant to the assigned class readings rather than rambling on tidbits of superficial personal observations. Every other week, you will submit a one single-spaced page response paper on the previous two weeks readings. This paper assignment is intended to help (force?) you to follow up with the course readings on time. Avoid merely summarizing the content; instead, focus on interesting or challenging arguments, thoughts needing more discussion, or ideas related to the readings. (* Those submitting response papers earlier than the deadline will receive a bonus point.) There will be various types of assignments including: policy brief writing, interviews, presentations, pop-up quizzes, etc. More details will follow. Peer Review/Editing (15%) You will have a chance to review/edit your classmate s written work as well as have your work reviewed/edited by your classmate. This will provide excellent experience to go over your writing with a critical eye. * The components and the portion of grades may change slightly depending on the progress of the course. Course Policy It is a student responsibility to check announcements and updates on the course whether delivered online or offline. STP230 Syllabus ( ), p.1
2 Students may use mobile digital devices such as a smart phone at the risk of disrupting lectures and discussions and at the cost of lowering significantly their own participation grades. Plagiarism ( taking someone else s work or ideas and passing them off as one s own, Oxford English Dictionary) will not be tolerated. Note that simple paraphrasing does not exempt you from a charge of plagiarism. Students should follow a professional style guide (e.g., Chicago Manual of Style, MLA, or APA) when citing other work. The following document provides a very convenient guide: owl.english.purdue.edu/media/pdf/ _949.pdf. This syllabus follows the Author-Date System of the Chicago Manual. Course Schedule Most readings are available as electronic files on the KLMS course website. Some readings are fun and easy to read, and others dry and difficult to follow. Those marked by ( ) are recommended. Week 1 (9/2, 9/4): Introduction to Public Policy Lindblom, Charles E The Science of Muddling Through. Public Administration Review 14: Week 2 (9/9, 9/11): Values and Models of Public Policy RP#1 Due on 9/12 Stone, Deborah Policy Paradox: The Art of Political Decision Making. W. W. Norton. Ch1: The Market and the Polis, Ch 2: Equity. Bozeman, Barry Public-Value Failure: When Efficient Markets May Not Do. Public Administration Review 62 (2): Week 3 (9/16, 9/18): Mechanisms of Decisionmaking Munger, Michael C Analyzing Policy: Choices, Conflicts, and Practices. W. W. Norton. Ch 6: Democratic Decisions and Government Failure. * 9/16: Class rescheduled on 9/24/Tue/5:30PM * 9/18: No class due to Chuseok Holiday Week 4 (9/23, 9/25): Introduction to Science and Technology Policy Sarewitz, Daniel Frontiers of Illusion: Science, Technology, and the Politics of Progress. Temple University Press. Ch 1: The End of the Age of Physics, Ch 2: The Myth of Infinite Benefit. Brooks, Harvey The Resolution of Technically Intensive Public Policy STP230 Syllabus ( ), p.2
3 Disputes. Science, Technology, and Human Values 1: * 9/25: Class rescheduled on 10/8/Tue/5:30PM Week 5 (9/30, 10/2): Structure of Science Policy RP#2 Due on 10/2 Bush, Vannevar Science The Endless Frontier. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office. Guston, David H Between Politics and Science: Assuring the Integrity and Productivity of Research. Introduction: Making Space for Science Policy, Ch 1: Science Policy: Structure and Boundaries. Kealey, Terence The Economic Laws of Scientific Research. MacMillan Press. Ch 1: Francis Bacon and Adam Smith. Week 6 (10/7, 10/9): Special Lecture * 10/7: Special Lecture by Prof. Hyeon Seok Park (Government Spending and Education) * 10/9: No class due to Hangeul Day Week 7 (10/14, 10/16): Politics of Science Policy RP#3 Due on 10/17 Barke, Richard Politics and Interests in the Republic of Science. Minerva 41: Wood, Robert C Scientists and Politics: The Rise of An Apolitical Elite. In Scientists and National Policy-Making edited by Robert Gilpin and Christopher Wright. Columbia University Press. Polanyi, Michael The Republic of Science. Minerva I/1: * 10/16: Class rescheduled on 10/15/Tue/5:30PM Week 8: Midterm Week 9 (10/28, 10/30): Economics of Science Policy Stephan, Paula How Economics Shape Science. Harvard University Policy. Ch 2: Puzzles and Priority, Ch 10: The Relationship of Science to Economic Growth. Kealey, Terence The Economic Laws of Scientific Research. MacMillan Press. Ch 9: The Economics of Research: Why the Linear Model Fails. Week 10 (11/4, 11/6): R&D Policy RP#4 Due on 11/7 Stokes, Donald E Pasteur s Quadrant: Basic Science and Technological Innovation. The Brookings Institution. Ch 1: Stating the Problem, Ch 3: Transforming STP230 Syllabus ( ), p.3
4 the Paradigm. Tassey, Gregory The Economics of R&D Policy. Quorum Books. Ch 5: Rationales for Public-Sector R&D Policies. Salter, Ammon, and Ben Martin The economic benefits of publicly funded basic research: a critical review. Research Policy 30(3): * 11/16: Special class on Government R&D Funding Week 11 (11/11, 11/13): Science of Science Policy Interagency Task Group The Science of Science Policy: A Federal Research Roadmap. National Science and Technology Council. Fealing, Kaye Husbands, Julia I. Lane, John H. Marburger III, and Stephanie S. Shipp The Science of Science Policy: A Handbook. Stanford University Press. Price, Derek J. de Solla Little Science, Big Science. Columbia University Press. Ch 1: Prologue to a Science of Science. Week 12 (11/18, 11/30): Technology & Innovation Policy RP#5 Due on 12/1 Nelson, Richard R. ed National Innovation Systems: A Comparative Analysis. Oxford University Press. Ch 1: Technical Innovation and National Systems. Scotchmer, Suzzane Innovation and Incentives. MIT Press. Ch 3: A Primer for Nonlawyers on Intellectual Property (with Stephen Maurer). Taylor, M. Zachary Empirical Evidence against Varieties of Capitalism's Theory of Technological Innovation. International Organization 58: Jaffe, Adam, and Josh Lerner Innovation and Its Discontents: How Our Broken Patent System is Endangering Innovation and Progress, and What to Do About It. Princeton University Press. Ch 2: The Dark Side of Patents. Week 13 (11/25, 11/27): Human Resources in S&T (HRST) Policy Stephan, Paula How Economics Shape Science. Harvard University Policy. Ch 7: The Market for Scientists and Engineers. Romer, Paul Should the Government Subsidize Supply or Demand in the Market for Scientists and Engineers? Innovation Policy and the Economy 1: Week 14 (12/2, 12/4): Regulation in the S&T Context Jasanoff, Sheila The Fifth Branch: Science Advisors as Policymakers. Harvard University Press. Ch 4: Peer Review and Regulatory Science. Perrow, Charles Normal Accidents. Princeton University Press. Ch 9: Living with High-Risk Systems. STP230 Syllabus ( ), p.4
5 Week 15 (12/9, 12/11): Science Advising and Democracy RP#6 Due on 12/12 Pielke, Jr., Roger A The Honest Broker: Making Sense of Science in Policy and Politics. Cambridge University Press. Ch 1: Four Idealized Roles of Science in Policy and Politics. Ch 9: Making Sense of Science in Policy and Politics. Brooks, Harvey The Scientific Adviser. In Scientists and National Policy- Making edited by Robert Gilpin and Christopher Wright. Columbia University Press. Week 16: Final Week STP230 Syllabus ( ), p.5
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