The article reports the findmgs of a study on the subject of role parity in international
collaborative research projects. Two dimensions of role relationships in research
settings—the centrality of research roles and the locus of decision making-have been
examined within a theoretical framework. The data are based on the research roles of
65 U.S. university professors and their counterparts. The data are separately examined
for the counterparts from the industrialized and developing nations.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Alger, C.F. and G.M. Lyons (1974) "Social science as a transnational system." Int. Social Sci. J.26, 1: 138-149.
2.
Amin, S. et al. (1975) "New forms of collaboration in development research and training." Int. Social Sci. J.27, 4.
3.
Bodenheimer, S.J. (1970) "The ideology of developmentalism: American political science's paradigm surrogate for Latin American studies." Berkeley J. of Sociology15: 95-137.
4.
Form, W.H. (1971) "The sociology of social research," in R. O'Toole (ed.) The Organization, Management and Tactics of Social Research. Cambridge: Schenkman.
5.
Galtung, J. (1971) "A structural theory of imperialism." J. of Peace Research8: 81-117.
6.
Goonatilake, S. (1975) "Development thinking as a cultural neocolonialism: the case of Sri Lanka " IDS Bull. (April): 4-10.
7.
Hamlett, M. P., A. S. Singh , and K. Kumar [eds.] ( 1983) The Ethics and Politics of International Research. Honolulu: Univ. of Hawaii Press.
8.
Inkeles, A. (1975) "The emerging social structure of the world." World Politics27, 4: 467-496.
9.
Kumar, K. (1978a) "Some reflections on transnational social science transactions." Int. J. of Comparative Sociology19, 3-4: 219-234.
10.
———( 1978b) "Indigenization and transnational cooperation in the social sciences," pp. 103-119 in K. Kumar (ed.) Bonds Without Bondage. Honolulu: Univ. Press of Hawaii.
11.
Lamy, P. (1976) "The globalization of American sociology: excellence or imperialism." Amer. Sociologist11: 104-114.
12.
Oromaner, M.J. (1970) "Comparison of influentials in contemporary sociology: A study in the internationalization of sociology." British J. of Sociology (September): 324-332.
13.
Portes, A. (1975) "Trends in international research collaboration: the Latin American case." Amer. Sociologist10 (August): 131-140.
14.
Rokkan, S. (1970) "Cross-cultural, cross-societal, cross-national research," pp. 645-689 in Unesco (ed.) Main Trends of Research in the Social and Human Sciences. Paris: UNESCO.
15.
Rossi, P.H. (1971) "Observations on the organization of research," in R. O'Toole (ed.) The Organization, Management and Tactics of Social Research. Cambridge: Schenkman.
16.
Shils, E. (1980) The Calling of Sociology. Chicago : Univ. of Chicago Press.
17.
———( 1970) "Tradition, ecology and institution in the history of sociology." Daedalus99, 4: 760-825.
18.
Sjoberg, G. (1967) "Introduction," in G. Sjoberg (ed.) Ethics, Politics, and Social Research . Cambridge: Schenkman.
19.
Storer, N.W. (1970) "The internationality of science and the nationality of scientists." Int. Social Sci. J.22: 89-104.
20.
Streetan, P. (1976) "The role of social sciences in development studies ." Development Digest14, 2.
21.
Szalia, A. and R. Petrelia [eds.] (1977) Round Table Conference on Cross-National Comparative Survey Research, Budapest, 1972 (Papers and Proceedings). New York: Pergamon.
22.
Tagumpay-Castillo, G. (1968) "A view from southeast Asia," pp. 20-45 in American Research on Southeast Asian Development: Asian and American View. New York: The Asia Society.
