Expanding Access to Science and Technology (UNU, 1994, 462 pages): Session 2a: Experiences with international cooperation and the developing countries: A critical evaluation of experiences and strategies: References

Expanding Access to Science and Technology (UNU, 1994, 462 pages)

Session 2a: Experiences with international cooperation and the developing countries

A critical evaluation of experiences and strategies

		(introductory text...)
		Abstract
		1. Introduction
		2. Patterns of international cooperation
		3. Selected experiences and strategies
		4. Difficulties of the developing countries: Partners in international cooperation
		References

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