Cooperation of government, industry and academia in research and development activities in Japan, looking toward the 21st century
by Yasutsugu Takeda
International Journal of Technology Management (IJTM), Vol. 6, No. 5/6, 1991

Abstract: Using science and technology to protect the global environment by means of a sophisticated cooperation mechanism among nations is the general goal for advanced R&D in the next century. Structural change in Japanese R&D towards basic research will require government and academic cooperation. Globalization of efforts must be accompanied by effective utilization of manpower, and the attraction of young people into scientific careers must be considered.

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