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Managing international high technology cooperative projects
R&D Management, 1992AbstractThe recent attention given to Strategic Alliances and Technological Partnering, in a variety of commercial and governmental contexts, has grown much faster than our detailed understanding of how such arrangements work. For some time, however, military agencies in the NATO countries have been involved in a number of high‐technology cooperative ...
C. Michael Farr, William A. Fischer
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International cooperation and the adoption of environmentally responsible technologies
International Journal of Environment and Pollution, 1999Adoption of technologies for energy production with improved environmental performance is essential for supporting world economic growth and managing the global warming and climate change issues. International cooperation is critical to ensure the environmental and energy security of world economies on a global basis.
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International cooperation on Polymer Science and Technology
2011Technology transfer and knowledge creation are paths that can enhance the competitiveness of multinational companies. International technology transfer (ITT) offers both challenges and opportunities to both developed and developing countries. Developed countries can obtain a wider market place for their surplus producing power by transferring ...
Affatato L, Carfagna C
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International high technology cooperation: lessons learned
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 1996In February 1986, in response to the Nunn Amendment in the United States, a special Conference of National Armaments Directors (CNAD) examined possible ways to foster cooperative high technology research and development programs within the NATO Alliance.
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Opening to the world: international cooperation in science and technology [PDF]
, 2008 The overall objective of each of the Expert Groups EG 1 to EG 6 was to identify and defi ne possible measures and actions concerning the relevant ERA dimension, taking into account existing expertise, available evidence and the major elements stemming from the debate launched by the Green Paper.
Athreye, Suma +11 more
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Technology and Teacher Education:Evaluating International Dimensions of Cooperation
2000For teachers in industrialized countries, technology represents new resources and new opportunities for organizing learning and teaching, as it becomes an integral part of life outside the classroom. The use of technology is rarely obvious or without complication, however.
George-Louis Baron +3 more
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Technological dimensions of international cooperation and sustainable development
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 1992Abstract Just when planners in the South started to accept technological development as being central to their economic growth, the North came to realize that inappropriate use of technology threatens the future development of mankind. Clearly, both development and utilization of technology need to be managed properly.
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