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RefNoCD/45/7
LevelItem
TitleMemorandum of the Royal Society Committee on International Scientific Organisations
DateMay 1918
DescriptionDiscusses the types of scientific organisations. Notes the purpose of the International Association of Academies, which aims at coordinating the activities of international undertakings. Discusses the future of these organisations post-War, and recognises that some international meetings that relied on social intercourse will not be possible for some time. Discusses the example of the International Geodetic Association as an example of the Central Powers' current policy. Questions whether Allied nations should establish organisations for scientific co-operation amongst themselves. Lists some of the principal international organisations.
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FormatPrinted
AccessStatusOpen
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