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  • Science and Technology Policy
  • Organizational Studies
  • International Relations

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  • Science diaspora networks are increasingly managed by formal organizations.
  • Previous research explored their impact on international collaborations and science diplomacy.
  • The effectiveness of specific network activities remains under investigation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify the resource management conundrum faced by science diaspora network organizations.
  • To explore the causes and implications of this conundrum using organizational theory.
  • To propose practical solutions for improving resource acquisition and network sustainability.

Main Methods:

  • Review of exploratory study results on resource-limited network organizations.
  • Analysis of organizational theory, specifically bounded rationality.
  • Development of a database of operating science diaspora networks.

Main Results:

  • Network organizations generally lack resources and struggle to acquire more.
  • Limited knowledge sharing occurs between these organizations.
  • The resource conundrum is a predictable outcome of organizational design and bounded rationality.

Conclusions:

  • Science diaspora network organizations face a significant, underappreciated resource conundrum.
  • A new database is provided to facilitate peer knowledge exchange on resource acquisition.
  • Addressing this conundrum requires organizational design changes and increased external resources.