innovative Greetings!
During today (1/27/1911) and tomorrow (01/28/1911) I'll be at the Central University of Venezuela in the tenth anniversary of the Venezuelan Association of Management and Development. This activity has been planned by Dr. Migdalia Perozo and his support team of the Doctorate of Research and Development Management. Viewing your schedule, you will be making a trip that has the port, the various approaches to the economic development of a country and how we are (from Venezuela) in relation to different Latin American countries. The latter activity is part of the forum event, in which my doctoral fellow will be setting out our joint research.
Location: Floor 7. Hall of simultaneous translation. Building Economics. Universidad Central de Venezuela
I copied the program:
ACTIVITIES
Thursday January 27, 2011
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 m
2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
I WORKSHOP ON RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC NETWORK
2011 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
AVEGA-AIGID ASSEMBLY
Friday January 28, 2011
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 m: FORUM: EDUCATION BILL UNIVERSITY
2:00 pm to 5:00 pm: Continuation of I WORKSHOP ON RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC NETWORK
May 2011 : 00 pm to 7:00 pm: CONFERENCE: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Exhibitors:
-2:00 PM INSTALLATION-driven work, Dr. Migdalia C. Perozo BRACHO Coordinator Post-graduate Research and Development Management. President AVEGA / AIGID. -2:20 PM
a country's socioeconomic development. Comparative Studies: Venezuela-Brazil Juan Carlos Carranza
Socioeconomic Development -2:40 PM of a Country. Comparative Studies: Venezuela, Mexico Pedro Pablo Carranza -3:00 PM
a country's socioeconomic development. Comparative Studies: Venezuela-Canada -3:20 PM Dennis Romero
a country's socioeconomic development. Comparative Studies: Venezuela, Costa Rica Humbert Urdaneta
3:40 PM a country's socioeconomic development. Comparative Studies: Venezuela-Argentina Pablo Lira -04:00 pm SNACK
-4:20 PM
a country's socioeconomic development. Comparative Studies: Venezuela, Uruguay Gustavo Campos -4:40 PM
a country's socioeconomic development. Comparative Studies: Venezuela-Colombia Aquiles Peña
-5:00 pm. Conference: Management Knowledge of International Cooperation Dr. Felix Arellano. Director of the School of International Studies of the Faces. Dr. Felix Arellano. Director of the School of International Studies
FACES -7:00 pm. Closing Ceremony
SUMMARY OF PAPER:
The analysis of Latin American countries, in this case, Argentina and Venezuela, offers an approach to the opportunities taken advantage of coherence between decisions and actions of policy makers of science and technology. Argentina is a vast country with a population of 40 million inhabitants with a system Science, Technology and Innovation, which looks coordinated and comprehensive. Venezuela, with SNCTI us in the process of reorientation, has been influenced by changes of government and ideology. A strong science and process to approach a relevant science with a focus on broad participation and led to a nascent beginning of a Scientific Mission to the City Innovative and in the process of changing the Law on Science and Technology. Long way to go and show.
Keywords: Theory of the Unit, National Innovation System, Socio-Economic Development.
Greetings and see you,
ca-pub-1481061083777299 
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