Abstract The paper considers the notion of Science Policy from a postcolonial perspective. It examines theoretical implications recent trend to include emerging and developing countries in international Policies by way case study Switzerland. This country’s new science policy instruments measures have challenged classical distinction between scientific cooperation development cooperation, with ...

Objective(s): In developing countries and worldwide cervical cancer is an important cause of   female mortality. Reports describing the frequency and pattern of abnormal Pap smears in Saudi Arabia, using the revised Bethesda system (RBS) are very few. The current study was conducted to explore the changing pattern of epithelial cell abnormalities (ECA) detected in Pap smears (PS) in females of ...