The final act and interpretative commentary thereon,

"The volume contains, in addition, the program as finally carried out, the list of scientific institutions, associations, learned societies participating in the congress, and the lists of names of all persons invited to take part in the proceedings."--Foreword.

Proceedings of the American Electric Railway Association.

The 1916 convention is called the 35th, 1919 is called the 38th, 36 and 37 being omitted in numbering.

Cuarto Congreso Científico, 1. Pan-Americano, su reunión en Santiago de Chile, celebrada del 25 de diciembre de 1908 al 5 de enero de 1909. Organización, actos solemnes, resultados generales del congreso, visitas, excursiones, etc.

Microfilmed for preservation

Actas de las sesiones y memorias presentadas : tercer Congreso Médico Pan-Americano celebrado en la Habana (Cuba) en los días 4, 5, 6 y 7 de Febrero de 1901.

Includes indexes.

Ports and harbors of South America; a brief survey of aspects, facilities, prospects,

"Seventh edition, revised."

International law documents. Conference on the limitation of armament. With notes and index. 1921.

"The discussions upon international law at the Naval War College have been conducted by George Grafton Wilson, LL. D., professor of international law in Harvard university, and one of the legal advisers at the Conference on limitation of armamemt." -Pref., p. iii.

American municipalities. Accounting, paving, street cleaning, sewers and sewage, municipal law.

No numbers were issued from May to Sept. 1911.

Revista interamericana de bibliografía = Review of inter-American bibliography.

English title varies: Inter-American review of bibliography, 1952-

The university as a factor in American relations;

Mode of access: Internet.

Program and rules of the competition for the selection of an architect for the monumental lighthouse which the nations of the world will erect in the Dominican Republic to the memory of Christopher Columbus.

"Book two: Impressions of and observations by an architect after having visited the Dominican Republic, dealing with ... aspects of its past, its present, its future, and above all with the wonder, the romance and the glory of the Spanish Main ...": p. [33]-72.

A book of American prose humor : being a collection of humorous and witty tales, sketches, etc. /

"Edited by Melville E. Stone Jr. "--Kramer, p. 354.

Complete reference guide to Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and their islands.

Mode of access: Internet.

Convention and documentary material on nature protection and wild life preservation in the western hemisphere.

Mode of access: Internet.

Trabajos del cuarto Congreso científico (1.⁰ Pan-americano) celebrado en Santiago de Chile del 25 de diciembre de 1908 al 5 de enero de 1909 ...

"Indice general" is included in "Cuarto Congreso científico (1° Pan-americano) ... Organización, actos solemnes, resultados generales ... ": p. [251]-266.

Innovation and internationalization of Latin American services

Innovation and internationalization in services are key drivers of structural transformation, productivity growth and overall economic performance in Latin America. The services sector accounts for two thirds of the region’s GDP and provides over 60% of its employment. These shares are higher than in other developing regions, but still lower than in countries with higher levels of per capita income. The spread of information and communication technologies in Latin America over the past three decades has vastly enhanced both the tradability of services and the sector’s propensity to innovate. Long considered unrelated processes, both internationalization and innovation are today widely recognized as key and complementary sources of firm-level competitiveness and human capital enhancement. The advent of many novel types of business and consumer services is furthermore a key factor in the rising insertion of Latin American firms in regional and global value chains and transnational production networks, which are now the predominant form of organization of international production and trade. This volume explores three different levels of interaction between internationalization and innovation in the services sector in Latin America. Part I analyses the role of services in manufacturing and other sectors’ global value chains from a theoretical perspective, drawing on the experiences of Brazil and Mexico. Part II reviews innovation and internationalization policies and their effects on the performance of the services sector. Part III presents a series of case studies on innovation and internationalization linkages in Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica and Mexico. The book concludes that, in order for Latin American countries and firms to upgrade into services value chains, public and private initiatives must generate a host of regional public goods —enhanced investment climates, supply of skills, greater access to finance, improved protection of intellectual property, better value appropriation, enhanced efforts at standardization and quality certification— to strengthen the links between innovation and internationalization.