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Enhancing Science Impact

Kevin O'Toole, Peat Leith, and Brian Coffey
... change. As Wynne (2014) muses, the deficit model appears to be hydra-headed – despite its public abandonment in the UK, it re-emerged in many new forms, changing its focus from a deficit of knowledge to a deficit of trust, for instance ...
trust, for instance ...
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