The need for a national science policy has been recognized officially in the Netherlands only recently. Since the Second World War, a complex system, including foundations and advisory councils, has grown up to deal with diverse aspects of pure and applied research.
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Netherlands: Organization of Scientific Research. Nature 218, 829–830 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/218829a0
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