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African Scientific Production Facing Global Collective Intelligence: What Consequences, and What New Laws and Theories for Sustainable Human Development?

Créateur:
Fer
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Elsevier BV
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Highlights ● Africa holds 17% of world population but produces only 3–3.3% of world science. ● A theoretical model links regional scientific output to the global knowledge stock. ● Simulations to 2050 reveal sharply diverging development trajectories. ● Three new laws are derived: cognitive deficit, absorptive capacity, lost contribution. ● Results support concentrating research funding to cross a critical mass threshold.

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