This guide offers a review of the literature in the Library of Congress on foreign and international science policy. It lists relevant sources of information on how science policy is formulated as well as its effects on the development of scientific and technical knowledge. The science policy of nations other than the United States, collaboration…

Engineering in higher education has the lowest proportion of women students when compared with other fields of study. This book discusses the issues and problems that face the training and promotion of women at the university level. Part one discusses the background and trends of female participation in different regions and disciplines of higher…

This 14-item annotated bibliography provides background information on the efforts of several professional groups to define codes of ethics for their members' guidance. It was prepared to aid the members of the American Vocational Education Research Association (AVERA) in their study of ethical principles and guidelines for professional behavior,…

Developed as part of UNESCO's program in the teaching of science and technology, this bibliographic guide is intended to assist those concerned with curriculum development by providing annotated references to materials aimed at making science and technology more socially relevant. Materials are included which would help pupils, teachers, and…

The place and function of forensic sciences personnel in American criminal law and court procedure, and the criteria used by criminal trial judges and lawyers to assess the value of forensic sciences personnel were investigated. Federal, state, Virgin Island, and Puerto Rican laws were examined, and a search of the medical and legal literature…