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IV NRC Summary Report on the Project - FOREWORD TO THE NRC SUMMARY REPORT
IV NRC Summary Report on the Project - FOREWORD TO THE NRC SUMMARY REPORT
Pages 9-11
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Each reflects a synthesis of the issues and considerations reflected in the Joint Recommendations and Findings, drawing upon the conferences, symposium, and the deliberations of the Steering Committee. These sections address the main issues raised in the course of the project on International Friction and Cooperation in High-Technology Development, Competition, and Trade.
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policy, the need for a multilateral investment accord, and more generally the potential role of national policies in advancing multilateral solutions. Examples of government policies and practices and private sector strategies are outlined as a means both of illustrating the real-world relevance of the issues under discussion, and of pointing to potential lessons for future policymaking.
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Recognition is also due to Patrick Stuart and Anne Eisele, both of whom provided vital support in the initial phases of the project and especially for the January 1995 symposium. Last, but not least, the optimism, support, and creativity of Dr.
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