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Le infrastrutture di ricerca nelle scienze sociali: uno studio di caso su utilizzo ed effetti nella produzione scientifica
Titolo Rivista: WELFARE E ERGONOMIA 
Autori/Curatori: Andrea Orazio Spinello 
Anno di pubblicazione:  2019 Fascicolo: 1 Lingua: Italiano 
Numero pagine:  12 P. 67-78 Dimensione file:  183 KB
DOI:  10.3280/WE2019-001007
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Le infrastrutture di ricerca hanno assunto un ruolo centrale nella scienza contemporanea, consentendo l’intrapresa di studi di alto livello e orientando i ricercatori alla condivisione di dati e risultati. Questo studio di caso, applicato a una comunità locale di sociologi, indaga su caratteristiche del loro utilizzo nelle scienze sociali ed effetti sul disegno della ricerca, e rileva le opinioni sulla qualità dei prodotti scientifici da esse derivati.


Keywords: Infrastrutture di ricerca, database, condivisione di dati, scienze sociali, ESFRI, disegno della ricerca.

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Andrea Orazio Spinello, in "WELFARE E ERGONOMIA" 1/2019, pp. 67-78, DOI:10.3280/WE2019-001007

   

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