This book is the result of a seminar (‘Social Impact @ Sciences: Why Does Science Matter?’ - ISS April 16, 2014). ISS invited representatives from academia, from the business community, policy-makers, the media and other relevant organisations to discuss the social impact and valorisation of science. This is a topic that has gained interest due to the new Standard Evaluation Protocol that will be used in the Netherlands to evaluate academic research from 2015-2021. The Protocol highlights the importance of social impact, but leaves the question of how to measure and/or report social impact unanswered, thereby challenging the academic community to develop methodologies.

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P.A.G. van Bergeijk (Peter) , L. Johnson (Linda)
Erasmus University Rotterdam
hdl.handle.net/1765/77147
Erasmus University Rotterdam

van Bergeijk, P., & Johnson, L. (Eds.). (2014). Social impact @ sciences. (P. van Bergeijk & L. Johnson, Eds.). Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/77147

Additional Files
bergeijk_johnson_introduction.pdf Introduction (Peter A.G. van Bergeijk and Linda Johnson) , 154kb
pols_science_for_society.pdf Science for Society (Huibert Pols) , 143kb
spaapen_sep.pdf The New Standard Evaluation Protocol 2015-2021 (Jack Spaapen) , 675kb
claassen_valorisation.pdf Valorisation at the EUR (Eric Claassen) , 486kb
buchanan_impact_uk.pdf Impact in the Social Sciences: Lessons from the UK , 426kb
mijnhardt_sep_check.pdf The Standard Evaluation Protocol 2015-2021: A reality check (Wilfred Mijnhardt) , 178kb
jayasundara_relevance.pdf Perspectives on Social Relevance (Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits) , 235kb
backmatter.pdf About the Authors , 188kb