Disinvestment in science and technology is catastrophic for democracy
Atilio Borón interview
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https://doi.org/10.24215/26183188e023Keywords:
China, United States, Geopolitics, Science & TechnologyAbstract
We interview Atilio Borón, Argentine political scientist and sociologist. Outstanding figure of Latin American critical thinking, his career combines a solid academic career and a permanent political-intellectual commitment with popular processes, which has resulted in a deserved international recognition. His work is available in: www.atilioboron.com.ar
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