National Science and Technology Strategies in a Global Context Report of an International Symposium (1998) / Chapter Skim
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ISSUES AND NEW APPROACHES TO INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION KENNETH FLAMM' THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION' UNITED STATES I would like to set out two fundamental issues that are international in scope but very difficult to answer. The first point is illustrated by the Korean approach discussed by Dr.
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There do not appear to be neat formulations that might resolve either of these Issues. QUESTIONS FOR FUTURE DISCUSSION RAISED DURING THE SYMPOSIUM · The symposium participants raised and grappled with a number of critical questions that have come to the fore due to the ongoing globalization of science and technology.5 If national strategies are increasingly focused on S&T investments that spur economic growth, and the private sector will play a predominant role in overall funding and globalization, how do we ensure adequate long-term investment in S&T that addresses global problems?
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· If nations and individual organizations need to redouble efforts to access knowledge produced abroad, and forge partnerships with foreign-based entities, they need a capability to uncover and pursue international opportunities. At the national level, science and technology personnel in the foreign ministry and foreign service play an important role.
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