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Agenda 1998 "L'Aventure Des Ecritures"

Version numérique abrégée de l'édition papier publiée en octobre 2018 du supplément de la revue biennale "Singuliers" n° 16, nouvelles éditions de : "De l'Abbaye Notre-Dame d'Acey à la Cathédrale Saint-Mammès de Langres" ; "Une maison à Langres... ou Zamet contre Diderot (histoires de réhabilitations)" ; "Langres guide, chroniques d'un déclin français" - ne comprend pas l'addenda "Notes d'un ermite sur la solitude et la fidélité moderne (un cahier sur l'invention de l'isolement)" propre à la version papier.

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Cahiers internationaux de psychologie sociale 95/2

This report assesses the current status of Korea's innovation system and policies, and identifies where and how the government should focus its efforts to improve the country's innovation capabilities. It finds that Korea has one of the highest rates of spending on R&D in the world, much of which is performed by private firms. It also has a highly educated labour force - as signalled by its impressive PISA performance and exceptionally high rates of tertiary level graduation - with a strong interest in science and technology. 

However, a number of bottlenecks persist that hamper Korea's economic convergence with the leading OECD economies. These include a relatively weak SME sector and weak performance in services, as well as lagging capacities to conduct leading-edge research in many areas. Furthermore, Korea faces numerous threats in the mid term, notably increased levels of competition from China and other newly-industrialising economies, the lowest fertility rate in the OECD and an ageing society, and a continuing high dependency on imports of natural resources, particularly hydrocarbons. In the shorter term, the economic crisis offers its own challenges, with the need for some policy adjustments to deal with expected falls in business investment in R&D and growing levels of unemployment among the highly skilled.

Korea - Oecd reviews of innovation policy

Le Musée de la Mode d'Anvers présente pour la 1re fois les collections dessinées par le styliste belge Martin Margiela pour la maison Hermès entre 1997 et 2003. L'exposition explore les liens, durant ces mêmes années, avec les collections de sa propre marque Maison Martin Margiela.

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