Author: Useem, Michael

Publication Year: 1975

Media Type: Book

Summary:

The author suggests that the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts have all been subsidized directly by the government, but for different reasons. The evidence suggests that the long-term impact of this patronage is to reshape culture production to more nearly fit the government's needs.

Abstract:

The author suggests that the natural sciences, social sciences, and arts have all been subsidized directly by the government, but for different reasons. The evidence suggests that the long-term impact of this patronage is to reshape culture production to more nearly fit the government's needs.

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Categories: Funding