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Gomory, Ralph E. – Science, 1983
The evolutionary character and complexity of technological development is discussed, focusing on the steam engine and computer as examples. Additional topics include characteristics of science/technology, cultural factors in technological development, technology transfer, and problems in technological organization. (JN)
Descriptors: Computers, Cultural Influences, Engines, Higher Education

Shishido, Toshio – Science, 1983
Describes Japan's industrial development and science/technology policy. Topics include policies for promoting industries, rationalization policy for industry, catching up with advanced technology, progression from imitation to creative technology, Japan's advantages in technological development, and problems faced by developing countries today.…
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Educational Practices, Foreign Countries, Industry

Abelson, Philip H.; Tinker, Irene – Science, 1977
This editorial discusses the difficulties faced by developed nations in the meaningful transfer of technology to developing nations. (SL)
Descriptors: Developed Nations, Developing Nations, Economic Development, Industrialization

Crawford, Mark – Science, 1986
Examines the trends and efforts of Japan in funding basic and applied research in American universities and industries. Cites examples of the high-technology ties between the United States and Japan. Discusses the implications of foreign-funded research and technological transfer. (ML)
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Industry, International Cooperation, International Relations

Lynn, Leonard – Science, 1986
Traces the growth and movement of Japanese research and technology efforts and achievements. Explains policies related to science and technology and examines resultant actions. Provides perspectives on the future direction and role of creativity in Japanese research. (ML)
Descriptors: Creativity, Foreign Countries, Industrialization, Innovation

Kolata, Gina – Science, 1982
A National Academy of Sciences (NAS) report found no evidence that leaks of technical information from universities or other research centers have damaged national security. However, in areas where control is warranted, decisions should be based on criteria. These criteria and issues related to security control and technological transfer are…
Descriptors: College Science, Engineering, Federal Regulation, Government Role

Rosenbaum, Robert A.; And Others – Science, 1983
Executive Order 12356 prescribes a system for classifying information based on national security concerns. The order gives unprecedented authority to government officials to intrude at will in controlling academic research that depends on federal support, posing a serious threat to academic freedom and hence to scientific advances and national…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Communication (Thought Transfer), Federal Regulation, Government Role

Flores, Edmundo – Science, 1983
Discusses plans to develop and naturalize its scientific and technological capabilities. Areas in which Mexico's National Council of Science and Technology selected to focus a national development program include: scholarships for middle-/high-level researchers/technicians; programs to support research and basic/new industries; government-industry…
Descriptors: Financial Support, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Industry

Kolata, Gina Bari – Science, 1981
Reviews the issue of how to preserve the fruits of research in high technology while at the same time avoiding restrictions on researchers' freedom. One solution proposed by Congress and the current administration would prevent technical data from being transferred overseas as well as other restrictions. (Author/SK)
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, College Science, Federal Legislation, Federal Regulation