Innovative structures in basic research Contents: Introduction. (Renn Jürgen Schoepflin Urs Wazeck Milena Wintergrün Dirk: The classical image of science and the future of science policy.) I. The reflective stance (Renn Jürgen: Challenges from the past. Innovative structures for science and the contributions of the history of science. Elkana Yehuda: Problem choice in science reflections on the structures of research. Mittelstrass Jürgen: Transdisciplinarity new structures in science. Farmer Paul: Social medicine and the challenge of bio social research.) II. conditions for innovation (Menzel Randolf: Striving for active research at the university. McKelvey Maureen: How innovation occurs: Incentives and institutional structures in interdisciplinary research. Störmer Horst: The bell labs conditions for basic research at privately financed institutions.) III. Cooperation and mobility between and within institutions (Hoffmann Hans Falk: New ways in international cooperation. Jarlskog Cecilia: New ways in international cooperation. Grunwald Reinhard: Mobility of researchers. Baldwin Wendy: Flexible adaptation of the NIH organization. Structure to take advantage of new opportunities.) IV. Building up new structures of evaluation and dissemination (Luce Richard: The impact of new technologies on the structures of science. Schlögl Robert: Changing the structures of research the perspective of an active scientist. Brook Richard: The role of evaluation as a tool for innovation in research.) V. The definition of new frontiers (Yan Yixun: The impact of the new economy on basic research and our strategy. Kaiserswerth Matthias: The role of basic research: Private funding or how does IBM research work Rauchhaupt Ulf von: Coping with a new age: The Max Planck Society and the challenge of space science in the early 1960s. Crane Gregory: From side line to specialization: The rise of computional humanities.) VI. Rederecting research (Kirchhoff Jochen: Rederecting research. Experiences in research policy from the Notgemeinschaft der deutschen Wissenschaft Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft during the 1920s. Bienenstock Arthur: U.S. science policy some challenges. Tent Hendrik: New aspects in European research policy: The Fifth Framework Program. Ganten Detlev: New challenges facing German national research laboratories.) VII. The case of the Human Genome Project (Morgan Michael: The Human Genome Project new fields of research in global coope ...