Francisco Aguayo (1972)joined the UNU-MERIT PhD programme in 2001. He is based at the Science, Technology and Development Program at El Colegio de Mexico in Mexico City. His research area is the economics of technical change and development, and the relationship between technical change and sustainability. His dissertation research focuses on technology diffusion and imitation in late development.
Publications:
Aguayo, Francisco (2005) "Stepping off the hydrocarbons regime: the challenge of technological transition for Latin America", in the Proceedings of the IPCC Expert Meeting on Industrial Technology Development, Transfer and Diffusion, Edited by John Kessels IPCC Technical Support Unit Working Group III, Bilthoven, The Netherlands. (pdf)
The Proceedings can also be downloaded from IPCC's web page
Aguayo, Francisco and Kevin Gallagher (2005), "Preserving Policy Space for Sustainable Development. The Subsidies Agreement and the WTO", International Institute for Sustainable Development, Manitoba, Canada. (pdf)
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