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Africa: Federal or regional science policy?

As African science ministers prepare to meet, Linda Nordling discusses prospects for continental programmes.

Where is science in the developing world?

A series of articles, written by TWAS members and published by Nature, discusses the status of science in the South

Opening the debate on Indian patent bill

Is India being too hasty in drafting a new law to increase university patenting?

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