Review papers already existing in the literature will also be considered. Reviews should be a maximum length of 4000 words, plus brief bibliography. Outline offers from potential authors are welcomed. The 7th Interdisciplinary Conference on Science and Culture. Kwasi Wiredu, Professor of Philosophy, University of South Florida.
Papers are welcome on any topic germane to the general rubric.
Announcements of paper selections will be mailed by mid-march 1996, and be followed by publication of an official conference bulletin. It has shown that innovation is very tightly linked to technological learning. The fact that technological learning is local, cumulative, and collective seems to arouse more questions that need thorough research show the need to reopen the debate over technology transfer. It is necessary to examine the acquisition and development of technology as interdependent activities and not as opposed choices. The meeting aims to set technological learning as a core element in the science and technology policy debates and agenda.