1983Bulletin of the Atomic ScientistsRequires access

Sharing science and technology

Robert P. Morgan

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Development in the nations of the South means meeting basic human needs and improving the quality of life. As nations throw off the bonds of technological dependence, how can the science and technology of the North best contribute to development?

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Development in the nations of the South means meeting basic human needs and improving the quality of life. As nations throw off the bonds of technological dependence, how can the science and technology of the North best contribute to development?

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Development in the nations of the South means meeting basic human needs and improving the quality of life. As nations throw off the bonds of technological dependence, how can the science and technology of the North best contribute to development?

Key concepts: Engineering ethics, Quality (philosophy), Science, technology and society, Political science, Engineering management, Business, Engineering, Sociology

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