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Implementation of Plans

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The Complex Program of Scientific and Technical Progress of the CMEA Nations to the Year 2000 (hereafter called CPS&T) was adopted at the 41st CMEA Session in 1985. This ambitious program aimed to raise the integration of science, technology, and innovation (ST&I) among member nations to a level above that accomplished during previous decades.1

The opinions and views expressed by the author do not necessarily reflect the policies or opinions of the institution with which he is affiliated. The author is a Senior Research Fellow of the Hudson Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana and Director of Hudson’s Center for Soviet and East European Studies. He thanks his Hudson colleagues Robert Clough, Virgina Clough and Eric Whitlock for assistance in preparing this paper but absolves them from any responsibility for errors or interpretations contained herein.

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Judy, R.W. (1989). Implementation of Plans. In: Sinclair, C. (eds) The Status of Civil Science in Eastern Europe. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0971-7_3

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