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The important role of technicians and scientists, doctors and teachers, is stressed. These are the people who can meet in international conferences, sonfer in common and non-political language, agree on scientific and technical matters. These groups can assess resources of underdeveloped countries and make sustained programs for progress. The book is spotty, neither startlingly new nor sufficiently specific, but the various essays do project a variety of provocative ideas for a more active and sustained approach to international living.
Hợp tác Quốc tế,International cooperation