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Report of a seminar/workshop on promoting growth and development in the Caribbean : the role of new technologies

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TextPublication details: Commonwealth Secretariat LondonGB 1986Description: x, 108 pAction note:

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Summary: Discusses importance of biotechnology and microelectronics to future development of CARICOM countries. For each technology there is a keynote address, a panel discussion on address, and recommendations from a working group. Same procedure is followed for the topic `science and technology policy'. Five appendices contain all the addresses given at the conference including one on the integration of new and traditional technologies with special reference to the Caribbean.

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Discusses importance of biotechnology and microelectronics to future development of CARICOM countries. For each technology there is a keynote address, a panel discussion on address, and recommendations from a working group. Same procedure is followed for the topic `science and technology policy'. Five appendices contain all the addresses given at the conference including one on the integration of new and traditional technologies with special reference to the Caribbean.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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