Soviet Economy in a New Perspective: A Compendium of PapersU.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 - 821 pages At head of title: 94th Congress, 2d session. Joint committee print. Includes bibliographical references. |
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Page 681 - America, the Office of Science and Technology in the Executive Office of the President...
Page iii - It should be clearly understood that the views expressed in these papers are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily represent the positions of the respective executive departments, the Joint Economic Committee, individual members thereof, or the committee staff.
Page 679 - Joint development and implementation of programs and projects in the fields of basic and applied sciences; d. Joint research, development and testing, and exchange of research results and experience between scientific research institutions and organizations; e.
Page 681 - Moscow, alternately. 2. The Commission shall consider proposals for the development of cooperation in specific areas; prepare suggestions and recommendations, as appropriate, for the two Parties; develop and approve measures and programs for implementation of this Agreement ; designate, as appropriate, the agencies, organizations or enterprises responsible for carrying out cooperative activities; and seek to assure their proper implementation. 3. The Executive Agent, which will be responsible for...
Page 681 - This Agreement shall enter into force upon signature and shall remain in force for five years. It may be modified or extended by mutual agreement of the Parties.
Page 680 - Unless an implementing agreement contains other provisions, each Party or participating institution, organization or firm, shall bear the costs of its participation and that of its personnel in cooperative activities engaged in pursuant to this Agreement.
Page 680 - Other forms of scientific and technical cooperation as may be mutually agreed. ARTICLE 4 1. Pursuant to the aims of this Agreement, both Parties will, as appropriate, encourage and facilitate the establishment and development of direct contacts and cooperation between agencies, organizations and firms of both countries and the conclusion, as appropriate, of implementing agreements for particular cooperative activities engaged in under this Agreement. 2. Such agreements between agencies, organizations...
Page 681 - Agreement, in accordance with existing laws in both countries. Article 6 Nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted to prejudice other agreements in the fields of science, and technology concluded between the Parties. Article 7 1.
Page 141 - LDCs — aid extensions, drawings on credits, technical assistance, and military aid — is the annual reviews of the Communist aid programs published by the Bureau of Intelligence and Research of the US Department of State. The last of the series, "Communist States and Developing Countries: Aid and Trade in 1970," was published in September 1971.
Page 185 - US Department of State, Communist States and Developing Countries: Aid and Trade in 1972, Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office, August 1973.