This research guide has been designed to assist students in GLS228: Science, Technology, & Society with Professor Eijmberts.
"The course offers the students a general conceptual framework and analytical tools to understand, analyze, and interpret the role of science and technology in business, in government, and society as a whole through a lens of political decision-making. In particular, this course focuses on the role of science and technology in economic and social development, to which government- and other political decision-making contributes or can mitigate. This course regards science & technology as a tool, as a driver, and as an outcome of economic and social development, as well as business and public decision-making."
- Course Description from the Bentley University 2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalogue
In this guide, you will find suggestions and tips on conducting research related to assignments that you will complete in this class as well as suggested resources to keep you up to date with news from the field.
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Research Guides
Research Guides are resources created by Bentley Librarians to guide you through research. These guides will contain a map of best bet resources of where to find information and search tips to make the research process easier. A research guide may include a list of relevant databases to search in, suggested search terms, recommended book titles, lists of websites, and more. Browse our list of Research Guides to see if one has been created for your class, a subject area, or a topic you are researching.
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