Definition of the Area of Science and Society of the CYTED Program. Document approved in CYTED General Assembly hold in Urubamba, Perú; 27th of November of 2009

Criado-Boado, Felipe; Corsín Jiménez, Alberto; De Greiff, Alexis; Oosterbeek, Luiz; Ortega, Fernando; Rodríguez, Carlos; Medina, Ernesto; Tagueña, Julia; Martín, Julio; Velho, Lea

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Título:	Definition of the Area of Science and Society of the CYTED Program. Document approved in CYTED General Assembly hold in Urubamba, Perú; 27th of November of 2009
Autor:	Criado-Boado, Felipe CSIC ORCID ; Corsín Jiménez, Alberto CSIC ORCID ; De Greiff, Alexis; Oosterbeek, Luiz; Ortega, Fernando; Rodríguez, Carlos CSIC; Medina, Ernesto; Tagueña, Julia; Martín, Julio; Velho, Lea
Palabras clave:	Public Science Ciencia pública Cultural Heritage Patrimoio Cultural Science and Technology Studies Estudios de Ciencia y Tenología Community Science Ciencia en comunidad Latin America Iberoamérica Multiculturalism Multiculturalismo Multivocality Multivocalidad Cultural traditions Tradiciones Culturales LaPa
Fecha de publicación:	16-nov-2010
Resumen:	[EN] A document that presents the redefinition of the Science and Society Area of the CYTED (the Science and Technology for Development Programme created by the Summit of Ibero-American Heads of State), unanimously approved by the annual Assembly of the CTYED held in Urubamba (Peru) on 27 November 2009. This definition openly supports the creation of an Ibero-American Space for Knowledge, the construction of an alternative Public Science model to the unilineal model of positive science, and the centrality of Heritage (understood in its widest sense as an active repository of cultural tradition) in order to create a multi-vocal and multi-agent approach towards science and knowledge. Based on this reflection, the priority thematic lines are proposed and described in order to guide the presentation of projects and proposals to the annual calls of the CYTED. [ES] La version en castellano de este resumen e item se encuentra en el siguiente enlace: http://hdl.handle.net/10261/20961
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10261/29139
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