características distintivas del desarrollo de las nanotecnologías en américa latina distinctive features of the development of nanotechnologies in latin america
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Este trabajo analiza el desarrollo de las políticas públicas de nanotecnología en Brasil, México y Argentina. Dos características distintivas fueron detectadas, aunque con diferentes grados de presencia en cada país. La primera es la creación de centros de excelencia científica integrada a la industria, con el propósito de incrementar la competencia internacional. La segunda característica es la falta de atención a los aspectos sociales incorporados a esta revolución tecnológica, tales como la calificación de la fuerza de trabajo y la protección de consumidores y trabajadores frente a los potenciales riesgos, así como promover la participación de organizaciones sociales en las decisiones de políticas públicas.
This paper analyses the development of public policies on nanotechnology (NT) in Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Two main distinctive features were detected, although with different levels of presence in each country. The first feature is the creation of centers of scientific excellence integrated with industry, with the aim of increasing international competitiveness. The second feature is the lack of attention to social issues involved in this technological revolution, such as educating the workforce, protecting consumers and workers from potential risks, and promoting the participation of social organizations into public policy decisions.
This paper analyses the development of public policies on nanotechnology (NT) in Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Two main distinctive features were detected, although with different levels of presence in each country. The first feature is the creation of centers of scientific excellence integrated with industry, with the aim of increasing international competitiveness. The second feature is the lack of attention to social issues involved in this technological revolution, such as educating the workforce, protecting consumers and workers from potential risks, and promoting the participation of social organizations into public policy decisions.
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| Authors | ;Guilllerno Foladori;Santiago Figueroa;Záyago-Lau Edgard;Noela Invernizzi |
| Journal | bmc sports science, medicine & rehabilitation |
| Year | 2012 |
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