PAGE: 2. Industrial co-operation and projects of common interest Industrial co-operation [
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... recognize further that, if it is in their
mutual interest,
concrete forms such as the following may be
useful for the
development of
industrial co-operation:
joint production and
sale, specialization in
production and
sale, construction,
adaptation and modernization of
industrial plants,
co-operation
for the setting up of complete
industrial installations with a
view to thus obtaining part of the resultant
products, mixed
companies,
exchanges of <
know-how>, of
technical information,
of
patents and of
licences, and
joint industrial research within
the
framework of
specific co-operation projects; ...
PAGE: Projects of common interest [
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PAGE: Possibilities for improving co-operation [
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PAGE: Fields of co-operation Agriculture Energy New technologies, rational use of resources Transport technology Physics Chemistry
Meteorology and hydrology Oceanography Seismological research Research on glaciology, permafrost and problems of life under
conditions of cold Computer, communication and information technologies Space research Medicine and public health Environmental
research [
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... Seismological research ...
PAGE: Forms and methods of co-operation [
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PAGE: Fields of co-operation Control of air pollution Water pollution control and fresh water utilization Protection of the marine
environment Land utilization and soils Nature conservation and nature reserves Improvement of environmental conditions in
areas of human settlement Fundamental research, monitoring, forecasting and assessment of environmental changes Legal and
administrative measures [
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PAGE: Forms and methods of co-operation [
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PAGE: (b) Co-operation in the Field of Information [
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PAGE: Fields and Forms of Co-operation [
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PAGE: (a) Extension of Relations [
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PAGE: (b) Access and Exchanges [
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... the humanities and
social sciences, such as
history,
geography,
philosophy,
psychology,
pedagogical research,
linguistics, sociology, the
legal,
political and
economic
sciences; comparative
studies on
social,
socio-economic and
cultural phenomena which are of
common interest to the
participating States, especially the
problems of
human
environment and
urban development; and
scientific studies on the
methods of conserving and restoring
monuments and
works of
art.
...
PAGE: (e) Teaching Methods [
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