World Science Report 1993
Contents
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| 1 STATUS OF WORLD SCIENCE |
1 |
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BASIC SCIENCES AND INNOVATION
Keith Pavitt |
133 |
INTRODUCTION
M.G.K. Menon |
2 |
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INDICATORS: PURPOSE AND
LIMITATIONS
Rémi Barré and Pierre Papon |
136 |
NORTH AMERICA
Rodney W. Nichols and J. Thomas Ratchford |
12 |
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GLOBAL OVERVIEW
Rémi Barré and Pierre Papon |
139 |
LATIN AMERICA
Raimundo Villegas and Guillermo Cardoza |
29 |
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3
PARTNERSHIP IN SCIENCE |
151 |
WESTERN EUROPE
Sam Lloyd |
45 |
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INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION
Michel Batisse |
152 |
CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
Blagovest Sendov |
60 |
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THE EXAMPLE OF OCEANOGRAPHY
Ulf Lie |
161 |
RUSSIA
Sergei Kapitza |
66 |
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COOPERATION FOR DEVELOPMENT
Abdus Salam |
166 |
THE ARAB STATES
Fakhruddin A. Daghestani |
74 |
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4.
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS |
175 |
AFRICA
Thomas R. Odhiambo |
86 |
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MATHEMATICS
Ian Stewart |
176 |
SOUTH ASIA
Prabhakar J. Lavakare and Kishore Singh |
96 |
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PHYSICS
Phillip F. Schewe |
192 |
CHINA
Shen Chenru and Zhang Shaozong |
104 |
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CHEMISTRY
Michael Freemantle |
208 |
JAPAN AND THE NICs
Sogo Okamura and Reg Henry |
111 |
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BIOLOGY
Peter Newmark |
223 |
AUSTRALIA AND EAST ASIA
Reg Henry |
120 |
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APPENDIX:
STATISTICAL TABLES |
237 |
| 2. SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS |
123 |
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INSTITUTIONS
Pierre Papon and Rémi Barré |
124 |
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Science Policy
