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Introducción: un abordaje cuanti-cualitativo en clave federal del sistema argentino de ciencia, tecnología e innovación

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  • Niembro, Andrés
  • Starobinsky, Gabriela
  • Lepratte, Leandro
  • Calá, Carla Daniela
  • Kataishi, Rodrigo

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El presente libro busca contribuir a la discusión sobre cómo las asimetrías territoriales, en un sentido amplio, se entrelazan con diferentes factores que pueden facilitar o dificultar la construcción de capacidades científico-tecnológicas en áreas estratégicas o de vacancia geográfica, la identificación y alineamiento con necesidades socio-productivas del medio, y la generación de procesos y redes de vinculación, intercambio y transferencia de conocimientos. Este objetivo general se descompone en una serie de objetivos específicos, que buscan ahondar en el análisis y debate de políticas en torno a tres de los cinco ejes de la agenda de cambio institucional del Plan 2030: federalización, recursos humanos y articulación multiactoral del sistema nacional de CTI.

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  • Niembro, Andrés & Starobinsky, Gabriela & Lepratte, Leandro & Calá, Carla Daniela & Kataishi, Rodrigo, 2026. "Introducción: un abordaje cuanti-cualitativo en clave federal del sistema argentino de ciencia, tecnología e innovación," Nülan. Deposited Documents 4546, Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Sociales.
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