Brian Martin’s Politics of Research

According to Brian Martin’s politics of research he stated that the vast majority of information is quite limited for individuals out of a specific sphere or area of expertise. Which makes it harder to acquire for certain individuals, he also goes on to state that knowledge isn’t concrete and that what we know today can quite easily be changed tomorrow with ever progressing discoveries and findings form members of a community who specialize in a particular field. Brian martin also goes on to say knowledge is a cognitive skill that is acquired through cause and effect or through being taught by an educator either what needs to be applied or theoretically how something should be done and that universities are built upon this foundation. Individuals specifying in a particular discipline push to reproduce their knowledge to future generations by adding different branches in colleges and universities and attempt to obtain new quality professionals from new graduates to keep their profession in demand.