U.S. Policy for the 1990s Science and Technology for Sustainable Development: Report of a Symposium (1989) / Chapter Skim
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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
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Scientific Research and International Scientific Collaboration Basic and applied research provides opportunities for collaboration between scientists in developed and developing countries and brings universities into a leading role. American universities arc training thousands of developing country scientists and engineers, many of whom face limited opportunities for employment in their home countries.
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Human resources, I especially managerial skill, upon which technology development depends, must be J strengthened. Technology development must be for the mutual benefit of the United States and the host country, and science policy issues such as '' •» intellectual property rights and equal access to information, research I facilities, and field sites must be recognized.
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