Differences between politics and science in Cuba
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https://doi.org/10.18041/2382-3240/saber.2016v11n2.553Keywords:
Policy, Science, Policy and science, Scientific policy, Cuban science, Cuban policyAbstract
This article is the outcome of the systematic use of the application of the ethnographic method, supported in the participative observation and the interview to determine the current status of the relation between the official policies of the Cuban State and science in Cuba, demonstrating a substantial divorce between both institutions, which attempts against creativity, generates dissatisfactions in scientists, creates incongruity between the academic qualifications or scientific grades granted with the scientific quality results, allowing a proliferation of the opinion science which does not generate knowledge. On the other hand, some actions are proposed to contribute to the necessary approach between science and politics.
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Decree- Law 196: SYSTEM OF WORK WITH THE DIRECTORS OF THE STATE AND THE GOVERNMENT
Morales, E. (2007). “Ciencia y Política: un duo complejo”. Revista Bimestre Cubana SEAP. No. 27. pp. 27-36.
Castro Ruz, F. (1991). Speech pronounced in the closing ceremony of the VI National Forum of Spare parts, Teams and Advanced Technologies, held in the Palace of Conventions, on December 16, 1991. At the moment, Fidel Castro Ruz was the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party in Cuba, and the President of the Councils of the State and the Ministries.
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