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Science,
Technology, and Development Program
El Colegio de Mexico
The
Science, Technology, and Development Program (PROCIENTEC)
at the Colegio de Mexico was founded in 1984 to carry
out research on the causes and implications of technological
change for economic activities in Mexico and other
developing countries.The goal is to stimulate and
strengthen interdisciplinary analysis in the field
of economics. In the course of PROCIENTEC's research
the scope of its interests have expanded to include,
on one hand, critical aspects of macroeconomic policies
and constraints and their impact on technological
development, and on the other hand, between technology
and natural resource management. This effort has enabled
the Program's team to identify foundations for a more
meaningful analysis of the linkages between the realms
of macroeconomics, technology policy and natural resource
management.
PROCIENTEC
Publications
The
Environmental and Social Impacts of Economic Liberalization
on Corn Production in Mexico, Alejandro
Nadal, Oxfam GB and WWF International, September 2000.
PROCIENTEC
Working Papers:
The following
selection of PROCIENTEC Working Papers, and joint
papers with GDAE, are available in PDF format. Get
Acrobat Reader now::
2003
"Economic
Reform, Energy, and Development: The Case of Mexican
Manufacturing" Francisco Aguayo and Kevin
P. Gallagher, GDAE Working Paper 03-05, July 2003.
2001
January:
Contradicciones del Modelo de Economica Abierta,
Alejandro Nadal
February:
The Law of Supply and Demand in the Proof of Existence
of General Competitive Equilibrium, Carlo
Benetti, Alejandro Nadal, and Carlos Salas Pez
March:
Distorsion
Estructural y Desestabilizacion: Argumentos para una
estrategia de industrializaciYn alternativa,
Francisco Aguayo
April:
El
Fracaso de las Politicas de Estabilizacion en Mexico:
Retos y opciones de politica economica,
Marcos Chvez M.
May:
Lineamientos
de una Estrategia Alternativa de Desarrollo para el
Sector Agricola, Alejandro Nadal
June:
Mexican Corn:
Genetic Variability and Trade Liberalisation,
Alejandro Nadal
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