Science in emerging states and regions: a modern international context. Review of the monograph “Analysis of Science, Technology, and Innovation in Emerging Economies”.

The article provides an overview of the collective monograph on the analysis of science, technology and innovation in countries. A brief analysis of the contents of the book carried out, as well as its relevance and general ideas. The book is set in a modern international context associated with a wide range of possible problems in it. Of particular interest to the Russian-speaking reader is the fact that the book covers in detail the problems of science and technology in large Latin American states that have significant scientific and technological potential, but suffer from a number of managerial problems similar to those that have repeatedly arisen in Russian science. In the context of these questions, the monograph also considers the problem of the “middle income trap”, in which states, having reached a certain level of development, are unable to increase the rate of economic growth, which has its consequences for the scientific and technological sphere.