Socio-Economic Research in the Information Society: A User's Guide from the RESPECT Project

IST Infodesk email ist@cec.eu.int tel +32-2-296.34.60 fax +32-2-296.83.88 www.cordis.lu/ist/ This guide is designed as an introduction to socio-economic research for the broader community of research users. It will be of use to research funders, research hosts, research evaluators and reviewers, legal professionals providing advice to researchers, employers and managers of researchers and those involved, both as teachers and as students, in research training, as well as the broad community of socio-economic researchers themselves.

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