TOWARDS AN ARTICULATION POLICY BETWEEN HUMANITIES, SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY: THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO
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https://doi.org/10.61203/2347-0658.v9.n2.29474Keywords:
Scientific Policy; Social and Environmental Impact; National Supremacy; Dialogue of knowledge.Abstract
En este ensayo se presentan las líneas estratégicas de la nueva política científica y tecnológica a partir del triunfo de Andrés Manuel López Obrador como presidente de la República Mexicana. En términos generales, esta nueva política de Estado se plantea lo siguiente: salvaguardar la soberanía nacional en la generación y aplicación del conocimiento científico y de las tecnologías con el acompañamiento y fortalecimiento de las comunidades rurales en el cuidado de sus territorios y riqueza biocultural –diálogo de saberes y comunalidad–. Impulsar una Ciencia orientada a la comprensión profunda, prevención y solución de problemáticas de salud, alimentación, ambiente, inequidad, exclusión y violencia para multiplicar sus impactos sociales y ambientales desde circuitos virtuosos para un mundo mejor para todos.
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