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Title
Introduction |
Full text
http://vbn.aau.dk/da/publications/introduction(1f923060-6ff7-4902-aee2-abea5531e6cc).html; http://www.globelics.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Book-Notification-Building-Innovation-Research-in-Africa.pdf |
Date
2013 |
Author(s)
Muchie, Mammo; Baskaran, Angathevar |
Contributor(s)
Muchie, Mammo; Baskaran, Angathevar |
Abstract
African countries, taken separately, or grouped together as a unit, still largely remain resource-based economies. The challenge is to change the resource-based economic structure into a science, technology, engineering and innovation driven knowledge based economic system. Taking this challenge head on means African countries have to organise their science, technology, engineering and innovation for a development agenda systematically, more in collaboration than in competition with one another. What appears to remain a deficit is the vast collaborative distance that still exists on matters of critical importance to the economic transformation of Africa. |
Language
eng |
Publisher
Africa Institute of South Africa |
Type of publication
contributionToPeriodical |
Source
Muchie, M & Baskaran, A 2013, ' Introduction '. in M Muchie & A Baskaran (eds), Building Innovation Research in Africa: Case Studies. Africa Institute of South Africa . |
Repository
Aalborg - Aalborg University
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