Items of News
| DOI | 10.1177/002085237404000123 |
| Published date | 01 March 1974 |
| Date | 01 March 1974 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
ITEMS OF NEWS
CONTENTS -
TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION (page 93)
Mexico
NEWS IN BRIEF (pages 93 to 95)
Germany (Federal Republic), India, Iraq, Peru, Switzerland,
United Kingdom
CHRONICLE OF THE INSTITUTE (pages 97 to 100)
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Science, Faculty of Law, University of Tf-
I Technical Co-operation r bingen, and under the patronage of the Eu-
ropean Group of Public Administration, an
international Colloquium on problems of deci-
sion making in complex political systems
MEXICO
was held on 19-21 September 1973.
A
Experts from various Eastern and Western
group of public servants have visited
the member countries of the Cartagena Agree-
European countries met in the ancient univer-
ment and offered the financial and technical
sity city of T3bingen for the Colloquium.
assistance of the Mexican Government in
Among the highly interesting papers were
promoting the economic development of the
those concerned with the methodology of
region.
action, while others analysed practical exper-
A visit to the headquarters of the Andine
iences in order to draw general conclusions.
Development Corporation terminated a series
IIAS was
of
represented by its Director General,
approaches made in Bolivia, Ecuador,
Mr. Jacques Stassen.
Peru, Venezuela, and to the Cartagena Agree-
ment Committee.
The Colloquium proceedings will be pub-
The members of the Mexican mission re-
lished by Duncker &
Humblot.
ceived a very favourable welcome and studied
the preparation of a programme for the indus-
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trial development of the countries of the
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region which had been placed before the
authorities responsible for bringing the process
The Hochschule fur Verwaltungswissen-
of integration to a successful conclusion.
schaften will hold an international conference
One of the most important aims was to
at Speyer on 17-20 September 1974. On that
establish systems for cooperation which would
occasion the European Group of Public Ad-
be mutually beneficial and capable of promo-
ministration, recently...
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