An edition of Controlling international technology transfer (1981)

Controlling international technology transfer

issues, perspectives, and policy implications

by , , and

Controlling international technology transfer
Tagi Sagafi-nejad, Richard W. ...
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An edition of Controlling international technology transfer (1981)

Controlling international technology transfer

issues, perspectives, and policy implications

by , , and

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Pergamon Press
Language
English
Pages
544

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Subjects

Addresses, essays, lectures, Technology transfer

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1981, Pergamon Press
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Includes bibliographies and indexes.

Published in
New York
Series
Pergamon policy studies on international development

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Dewey Decimal Class
338.91
Library of Congress
T174.3 .C63 1981

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xx, 544 p. :
Number of pages
544

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OL4113220M
LCCN
80028329

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