MoT1 Links World-Wide Web

World Wide Web Resources

Modules

A. Introduction

Strengthening Economic Security - This site addresses the the changes in the global economy since World War II and the loss of U.S. competitive advantage. It states: "Advanced technology has been at the heart of America's competitive advantage, and today technological leadership means the difference between success and failure in the new global economy". This site is hosted by the whitehouse, and shows the government's current policy for aiding in U.S. competitiveness. (Louis DeSetto 11/96)
Endless Frontier, Limited Resources: U.S. R&D Policy for Competitiveness. Report of the Competitiveness Council, 1996.

C. Processes of Technological Innovation

D. Technological Innovation and Industrial Systems

Technology Ventures - AAAS New Niches - "Scientists in all fields are taking the plunge and starting their own companies in areas as diverse as Internet services and pharmaceuticals..."
Japan and the Pacific Rim - Newsbytes Pacifica (Asia Pacific Computer and Teleom News)

Matching Science and Technology to Future Needs: 2010 - This document outlines a major study to explore Australia's needs for science and technology into the next century - focussing out to the year 2010. See especially discussion on international perspectives.

Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government - In 1988 the Corporation initiated the Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government to recommend improvements in the processes through which government at all levels incorporates scientific and technical knowledge. The commission, before concluding its formal work in 1993, issued nineteen reports. A range of follow-up activities encourage implementation of its recommendations. Formal Reports. Consultant Reports.
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