Working Papers Booming and Busting at the Same Time:  Why States Need Dual Agenda Cooperative Technology Programs Barry Bozeman, Georgia Institute of Technology and CSPO Can PPPs on Health cope with social needs? Guillermo Foladori, CSPO Evaluating the First U.S. Consensus Conference: The Impact of the Citizens' Panel on Telecommunications and the Future of Democracy [.pdf] David Guston, Rutgers University and CSPO Does Science Policy Exist, and If So, Does it Matter?: Some Observations on the U.S. R&D Budget [.pdf] Dan Sarewitz, CSPO The Expanding Role of Peer Review Processes in the United States [.pdf] Presented at the US-EU Workshop - September 2000: Learning from Science and Technology Policy Evaluation David Guston, Rutgers University and CSPO Limits of Us- January 2001 Draft Michael M. Crow, Columbia University and CSPO Nanotechnology and Societal Transformation [.pdf] September 21, 2000 Draft Michael M. Crow, Columbia University and CSPO Daniel Sarewitz, CSPO Public Failure Theory: When Efficient Markets May Not Do Barry Bozeman, Georgia Institute of Technology and CSPO Public Failures in U.S. Science Policy (.pdf) Barry Bozeman, Georgia Institute of Technology Daniel Sarewitz, CSPO Science Policy Present: Where is the Frontier? Daniel Sarewitz, CSPO Technology Assessment for the New Century [.pdf] David Guston, Rutgers University and CSPO Bruce Bimber, Rutgers University Uneven advance of knowledge, uneven distribution of benefits: the world public health at a crossroad. Guillermo Foladori, CSPO Utilizing Immigration Regulations as a Competitive Advantage: An Additional Explanation for India's Success in Exporting Information Technology Services Ron Hira, CSPO Vulnerability and Risk: Some Thoughts from a Political and Policy Perspective [.pdf] Dan Sarewitz, CSPO Roger Pielke, Jr.