The knowledge economy and socialism : science and society in Cuba /
""Cuba's future must, by necessity, be a future of scientists," Fidel Castro proclaimed in 1960. As Agustín Lage Dávila shows in this pathbreaking book, Cuba has in fact become a global leader in both the generation and application of scientific knowledge-as demonstrated by its...
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New York :
Monthly Review Press,
[2024]
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| Liŋkkat: | https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2307/jj.25968830 |
Sisdoallologahallan:
- Introduction
- Property and Expropriation in the Knowledge Economy
- Science and Culture: The Cultural Roots of Productivity
- The Knowledge Economy and Socialism: Reflections from the Cuban Biotechnology Experience
- The Knowledge Economy and Socialism: Reflections from Yaguajay
- Connecting Science and Economy: The Levers of Socialism
- Knowledge, Society, and National Sovereignty in the Twenty-First Century
- The Functions of Science in the Cuban Economic Model
- The High-Technology Company and the Management of Discontinuities
- Management in the High-Technology Company
- The Knowledge Economy and Socialism: An Opportunity for Development
- The Knowledge Economy and Socialism: Cuban Question.