Determinants of donations to scientific research: An experimental study of motivations for crowdfunding in Japan
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Note: The original version of this paper was published as a peer-reviewed Japanese article titled “Nihon ni okeru crowdfunding wo tsuujita kagaku kenkyu shien no douki” in Kenkyu Gijutsu Keikaku (The Journal of Science Policy and Research Management), Vol. 35, No.1. This paper was translated under the permission from Japan Society of Research Policy and Innovation Management.
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