Science in non-hegemonic countries

Islamic & non Islamic Countries Cooperation: Perspective on Science Diplomacy Model

islamic & non islamic countries cooperation: perspective on science diplomacy model

the scientific development in today’s globalized environment calls for increasing interaction with scientific and technological centers. scientific networks and networking with reliance on scientific and academic experts constitute one of the existing strategies to achieve this objective. through the passage of history, iran has had economic and cultural exchange with countries located in the i...

Hegemonic Heterosexual Masculinity BLYE FRANK

Science and Story in Developing Countries:

Given the importance of social location to research practice, a particularly compelling problem for social studies of science is how research activities emerge in a new sector. Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in less developed countries are initiating research, often in a style of 'alternative' agriculture. I account for this development using concepts from semiotic and structural network ...

Science on the Rise in Developing Countries

PLoS Biology | http://biology.plosjournals.org Kofi Annan, the SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations, recently called attention to the clear inequalities in science between developing and developed countries and to the challenges of building bridges across these gaps that should bring the United Nations and the world scientifi c community closer to each other (Annan 2003). Mr. Annan stressed t...