Kutatás-Fejlesztés – Tudományszervezési Tájékoztató, 1994

1. szám - Bibliográfia

35 Kína — China Kinoshitafi.: Scientists pushed into deep end of market economics. = Science /Washington/,

1993.okt. 15. 362-366.p. Li,Y.Q.: Shanghai takes steps to boost scientific skills. = Nature /London/, 1993.nov.ll. 103.p. Nagy-Britannia — Great-Britain Dickson,D.: Britain puts industrialists into the driving seats of science policy. = Nature /London/,1993.nov.25. 289.p. On hitting the right target. = Sci.Publ.Affairs /London/,

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[З.по.] 49-54.p. Rassam,C.C.: The second culture: British science in crisis — the scientists speak out. London,

1993,Aurum. 242 p. Ism.: Gummen,Ph.: Users and producers. = Nature /London/,

1993.jún.24. 682.p. Russell,C.: UK strategy for science, engineering and technology — a missed opportunity. = Sci.Wld. /London/,

1993.3 - 4.no. 10-ll.p. Tea-leaves tell nothing. = Nature /London/,1993.dec.2. 389-390.p. Waldegrave,W.: The man with a mission. [Riporter:] M.O'DriscoIl. = Sci.Publ. Affairs /London/, 1993.[3.no.] 18-23.p. Németország — Germany AbbottyA.: Germany's „blue-list" gets tougher judgement. = Nature /London/, 1993.nov.25. 294.p. Astreina,M.K: Perestrojka issledovatel'skoj deâtel'nosti vvostoínyh zemlâh FRG. = Vestn.RAN /Moskva/,1993-6.no. 512-515.p. Büdenbender,U.: Offen, fair und unbürokratisch. [Riporter:] W.Hess. = Bild Wiss. /Stuttgart/,

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