Create an International Science Fund
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| author | Madahar, Abhinav |
| author_facet | Madahar, Abhinav |
| contents | <p>This deposit contains the non-anonymous version of the article "Create an International Science Fund," prepared for submission to Nature. The article argues that post-war national funding agencies have scaled science but bent it towards projects that are safe, legible, or politically expedient, leading to a structural misalignment of priorities. Knowledge is a global public good but remains fragmented and heavily subsidized by the United States, Japan, and the Republic of Korea. The article proposes a pilot International Science Fund (ISF), financed by GDP-weighted contributions from UN member states and insulated from national political cycles, to correct misalignments, internalize global spillovers, and restore the autonomy of long-horizon research. The proposed ISF is described in detail, along with historical context and economic rationale. The deposit includes the full non-anonymous manuscript.</p> |
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| language | eng |
| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Create an International Science Fund Madahar, Abhinav science policy international funding research governance <p>This deposit contains the non-anonymous version of the article "Create an International Science Fund," prepared for submission to Nature. The article argues that post-war national funding agencies have scaled science but bent it towards projects that are safe, legible, or politically expedient, leading to a structural misalignment of priorities. Knowledge is a global public good but remains fragmented and heavily subsidized by the United States, Japan, and the Republic of Korea. The article proposes a pilot International Science Fund (ISF), financed by GDP-weighted contributions from UN member states and insulated from national political cycles, to correct misalignments, internalize global spillovers, and restore the autonomy of long-horizon research. The proposed ISF is described in detail, along with historical context and economic rationale. The deposit includes the full non-anonymous manuscript.</p> |
| title | Create an International Science Fund |
| topic | science policy international funding research governance |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17535746 |