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Is Kerala Becoming a Knowledge Society? - Evidence from the Scientific Community

When knowledge becomes the key for progress and development, its generation assumes great signifiance. Who generates it and how it is done become important issues, and particulary so in developing societies. Using data from a longitudinal study of a 404 scientists in Kerala collected in 1994 and 2000, this paper attempts to understand the players and the system of knowledge generation. It focuses on changes in the personal characteristics of the researchers, their professional activities, and their productivity during this period