This is an interesting thread, especially coming on the heels of the
tobacco funding discussion.  One of the most onerous things any funder can
do, imho, is restrict publication by a grant recipient.  Perhaps Sammy
might comment on the University of California's latest position on that
issue; I recall that under Governor Wilson some state agencies were
attempting to restrict publication regarding university research on topics
such as reducing teen pregnancies; needle exchange, and so on.
-Glenn
At 01:29 PM 10/16/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Having received a number of NIJ grant and even contract awards, I find
>this language unusual.  I would contact the project officer and/or
>grants management officer immediately to ask for clarification and/or
>justification.  The implications of what they are requiring are
>frightening.  Even proposing new language to replace approval with
>review/comment would probably not work -- they must approve anything
>with their logo on it.
>
>John
>
>John R. Baumann, Ph.D.
>Director
>Office of Sponsored Programs & Research Support
>University of Missouri -- Kansas City
>5100 Rockhill Road (US Postal Service)
>5211 Rockhill Road (Express Delivery)
>Kansas City, MO 64110
>
>816.235.1303 (v)
>816.235.6532 (f)
>xxxxxx@umkc.edu

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