Science and Technology Policy for Economic Development in Africa
Biographical note
Aqueil Ahmad is currently a free-lance scholar, part-time professor, and management consultant residing in Orange County in North Carolina, USA.
Readership
Sociologists and anthropologists, Africa specialists.
Reviews
"...the whole issue is most certainly worth reading for development specialists and for science policy planners. I am certain this volume will find an eager readership in these circles."
John Rip, Cultural Dynamics, 1993.
John Rip, Cultural Dynamics, 1993.
Table of contents
Introduction, Aqueil Ahmad
The role and effectiveness of national science and technology policy-making bodies in Africa, John W. Forje
Management of technology policy in sub-Saharan Africa: the policy researcher's burden, Paul B. Vitta
The uphill emergence of scientific communities in Africa, Jacques Gaillard and Roland Waast
Universities and scientific research capacity, Thomas Owen Eisemon and Charles H. Davies
Innovation of new and merging technology for industrial development in Africa, Scott Tiffin and Fola Osotimehin
Science, technology and development in ECOWAS, John E. Udo Ndebbio
Appropriate technology: the African experience, Aaron Segal
The design of micro-projects and macro-policies: examples from three appropriate technology projects in Africa, Eric L. Hyman
Contributors
The role and effectiveness of national science and technology policy-making bodies in Africa, John W. Forje
Management of technology policy in sub-Saharan Africa: the policy researcher's burden, Paul B. Vitta
The uphill emergence of scientific communities in Africa, Jacques Gaillard and Roland Waast
Universities and scientific research capacity, Thomas Owen Eisemon and Charles H. Davies
Innovation of new and merging technology for industrial development in Africa, Scott Tiffin and Fola Osotimehin
Science, technology and development in ECOWAS, John E. Udo Ndebbio
Appropriate technology: the African experience, Aaron Segal
The design of micro-projects and macro-policies: examples from three appropriate technology projects in Africa, Eric L. Hyman
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