Science, Technology, and Innovation in Chile

by James Mullin (Editor), Janet E. Halliwell, Robert M. Adam

This book presents a joint Canadian and Chilean review of Chile’s programs and policies in science and technology. It proposes mechanisms for better public-sector coordination, reforms of public-sector technology institutes, and policies for training scientists and engineers. It will appeal to government officials and policymakers in science and technology; academics, researchers, professors, and university students in development studies, policy studies, and Latin American studies; public and private businesses involved, or interested in becoming involved, in the Chilean economy; and donor organizations and NGOs active in Chile and throughout Latin America.

180 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2000