INVESTIGADORES
KREIMER pablo Rafael
capítulos de libros
Título:
Social Appropriability of Scientific and Technological Knowledge
Autor/es:
PABLO KREIMER; THOMAS, HERNÁN
Libro:
Encyclopaedia of Life Systems. Science and technology policies
Editorial:
UNESCO, Eolss Publishers, Oxford ,UK
Referencias:
Lugar: Oxford; Año: 2004; p. 27 - 40
Resumen:
The
study of the social appropriability of scientific and technological knowledge
is one of the most significant dimensions in understanding the role played by
the production of scientific knowledge in modern societies. At the same time,
it is an essential tool for understanding the socio-technical dynamics of
national, regional or local innovation systems. If considering this aspect of
study to be crucial in any national or international context, it is
particularly so for the understanding of the science-technology-society
relationship in peripheral contexts, where these relationships have generally
been deployed in imitation of what is happening in the more advanced countries.
Therefore, although the following reflections present the problem in a general
way, they are inspired by a need for practical application in contexts like Latin America, which are relatively less developed.