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Systematic reviews

A systematic review is a structured, category-based summary of current knowledge on a limited subject area. The knowledge is usually available in the form of empirical research findings or at least in the form of structured data. In evaluation, it is also used to assess an evaluation object (policies, programmes, instruments, institutions, processes, regulations, projects) by experienced experts who draw on empirical research findings or structured data from third parties.

15 Apr. 2025

In its “Forschung Spezial” supplement on April 2, the daily newspaper Der Standard reported on the survey conducted by ZSI in Austria on research cooperation with China.

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