Science and Public Policy

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Volume 40, issue 2, 2012

Generic definition of standardization and the correlation between innovation and standardization in corporate intellectual property activities pp. 143-156

Suguru Tamura

Competition and concentration in the academic research industry: An empirical analysis of the sector dynamics in Australia 1990--2008 pp. 157-170

Maarja Beerkens

Co-production of an institution: Montserrat Volcano Observatory and social dependence on science pp. 171-186

Amy R. Donovan, Michael Bravo and Clive Oppenheimer

Measuring the integration and coordination dynamics of the European Research Area pp. 187-205

Remi Barré, Luisa Henriques, Dimitrios Pontikakis and K. Matthias Weber

Understanding Constraints in the Dynamics of a Research Programme Intended as a Niche Innovation pp. 206-218

Roy R. Kloet, Laurens K. Hessels, Marjolein B.M. Zweekhorst, Jacqueline E.W. Broerse and Tjard de Cock Buning

Examination of the behavior of R&D returns using a power law pp. 219-228

Sébastien Casault, Aard J. Groen and Jonathan D. Linton

The co-development of industrial sectors and academic disciplines pp. 229-246

Johann Peter Murmann

Understanding shifting perceptions of nanotechnologies and their implications for policy dialogues about emerging technologies pp. 247-260

Terre Satterfield, Joe Conti, Barbara Herr Harthorn, Nick Pidgeon and Anton Pitts

The impact of empowering scientific advisory committees to constrain catch limits in US fisheries pp. 261-273

Scott Crosson

Handbook of Research on Innovation and Entrepreneurship edited by David B. Audretsch, Oliver Falck, Stephan Heblich and Adam Lederer pp. 274-275

Frank Hoy

Energy technology learning curves: To the max pp. 275-276

David M. Hart

The New Knowledge Workers by Dariusz Jemelniak pp. 277-278

Jennifer M. Miller

Building National and Regional Innovation Systems: Institutions for Economic Development by Jorge Niosi pp. 279-280

Abiodun A. Egbetokun

Volume 40, issue 1, 2012

Experiments in interdisciplinary capacity-building: The successes and challenges of large-scale interdisciplinary investments pp. 1-7

Catherine Lyall and Isabel Fletcher

Regional innovation policies in a globally connected environment pp. 8-16

Michele Mastroeni, Joyce Tait and Alessandro Rosiello

Twenty-first century bioeconomy: Global challenges of biological knowledge for health and agriculture pp. 17-24

David Wield, Rebecca Hanlin, James Mittra and James Smith

Governing risk, engaging publics and engendering trust: New horizons for law and social science? pp. 25-33

Shawn H. E. Harmon, Graeme Laurie and Gill Haddow

Getting to 'No': The method of contested exchange pp. 34-42

David Castle and Keith Culver

An interdisciplinary and development lens on knowledge translation pp. 43-50

Farah Huzair, Alexander Borda-Rodriguez, Mary Upton and Julius T. Mugwagwa

'Participatory interdisciplinarity': Towards the integration of disciplinary diversity with stakeholder engagement for new models of knowledge production pp. 51-61

Liz O'Brien, Mariella Marzano and Rehema M. White

The role of funding agencies in creating interdisciplinary knowledge pp. 62-71

Catherine Lyall, Ann Bruce, Wendy Marsden and Laura Meagher

Opportunities for impact: Statistical analysis of the National Science Foundation's broader impacts criterion pp. 72-84

Julia R. Kamenetzky

Unraveling the need for innovation support services in new technology-based firms: The impact of commercialization strategy pp. 85-96

Mirjam Knockaert, Elien Vandenbroucke and Annelore Huyghe

Interdisciplinarity in biotechnology, genomics and nanotechnology pp. 97-112

Gaston Heimeriks

Dialogue and science: Innovation in policy-making and the discourse of public engagement in the UK pp. 113-126

Magda Pieczka and Oliver Escobar

Integration of academic and entrepreneurial roles: The case of nanotechnology research at Chalmers University of Technology pp. 127-139

Hans Fogelberg and Mats A. Lundqvist

Scaling up Gas Lighting: From the Laboratories to the Large Integrated Network System pp. 140-141

Rafael Bennertz

Volume 39, issue 6, 2012

The Knowledge Economy at Work: Skills and Innovation in Knowledge Intensive Service Activities pp. 285-838

Andrew Scott Catey

Science in Society in Europe pp. 695-700

Niels Mejlgaard and Carter Bloch

Overview of research related to science in society in Europe pp. 701-709

Giulia Anichini and Suzanne de Cheveigné

Innovations in public engagement and participatory performance of the nations pp. 710-721

Mikko Rask, Saule Maciukaite-Zviniene and Jurgita Petrauskiene

Policies and practices in supporting scientists' public communication through training pp. 722-731

Brian Trench and Steven Miller

Comparing innovation performance and science in society in the European member states pp. 732-740

Lena Tsipouri

Locating science in society across Europe: Clusters and consequences pp. 741-750

Niels Mejlgaard, Carter Bloch, Lise Degn, Mathias W. Nielsen and Tine Ravn

Responsible research and innovation: From science in society to science for society, with society pp. 751-760

Richard Owen, Phil Macnaghten and Jack Stilgoe

Perceived familiarity or factual knowledge? Comparing operationalizations of scientific understanding pp. 761-774

Pete Ladwig, Kajsa E. Dalrymple, Dominique Brossard, Dietram A. Scheufele and Elizabeth A. Corley

Engineering for the global poor: The role of intellectual property pp. 775-786

Kayje M. Booker, Ashok J. Gadgil and David E. Winickoff

Generating favourable contexts for translational research through the incorporation of basic researchers into hospitals: The FIS/Miguel Servet Research Contract Programme pp. 787-801

Jesús Rey-Rocha and María José Martín-Sempere

Developing a knowledge-based economy through innovation policy: The cases of Bulgaria, Finland and Scotland pp. 802-814

Lidia P. Galabova

The biotechnology sector and US gene patents: Legal challenges to intellectual property rights and the impact on basic research and development pp. 815-826

Thomas A. Hemphill

The regulation of risk: Mobile phones and the siting of phone masts - the UK experience pp. 827-836

Craig McLean and Alan Patterson

Red, Black, and Objective: Science, Sociology, and Anarchism pp. 839-840

Paul Jackson

How Economics Shapes Science by Paula Stephan pp. 840-841

Diana Hicks

Corrigendum to 'Systemic instruments for systemic innovation problems: A framework for policy makers and innovation scholars' pp. 842-842

Anna J. Wieczorek and Marko P. Hekkert

Volume 39, issue 5, 2012

Copyright Law and the Progress of Science and the Useful Arts pp. 176-693

Ben Klemens

Advising government how to address market failure in innovation--and what about government failure?Science and Innovation Policy for the New Knowledge Economy pp. 208-691

Stefan Artmann

Introduction to special section: The use of knowledge for social cohesion and social inclusion pp. 545-547

Hebe Vessuri

Why science and technology capacity building for social development? pp. 548-556

Renato Dagnino

Social cohesion at the global level: The roles of science and technology pp. 557-561

Susan E. Cozzens

Social cohesion in distributive policies and the role of knowledge pp. 562-569

Rosalba Casas

Ontological politics and situated public policies pp. 570-578

Ivan da Costa Marques

Science and technology policy and social ex/inclusion: Analyzing opportunities and constraints in Brazil and Argentina pp. 579-591

Hernán Thomas, Mariano Fressoli and Lucas Becerra

Social inclusion or social illusion: The challenges of social inclusion, social participation and social cohesion in Venezuelan S&T policy pp. 592-601

Alexis Mercado

Tensions and resistances in the political alignment of public research within Venezuela's new political setup pp. 602-612

María Sonsiré López Cadenas and Hebe Vessuri

Perceptions about the political--scientific community and its role in formulating the problems of public policy for science, technology and innovation in Costa Rica pp. 613-617

Ronny J. Viales-Hurtado, Antonio Arellano-Hernández and Rafael E. Granados-Carvajal

Public accountability and the politicization of science: The peculiar journey of Czech research assessment pp. 618-629

Marcela Linková and Tereza Stöckelová

The dynamics of firm creation fuelled by higher education institutions within innovation networks pp. 630-640

Jorge Simões, Maria Jose Silva, Virginia Trigo and Jacinta Moreira

Changing higher education policies: From the deinstitutionalization to the reinstitutionalization of the research mission in Polish universities pp. 641-654

Marek Kwiek

Network governance of innovation policies: The Technological Plan in Portugal pp. 655-668

Manuel Laranja

The triple helix organization in practice: Assessment of the triple helix in a Dutch sustainable mobility program pp. 669-679

Nanny Bressers

On the social value of quality: An economic evaluation of the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program pp. 680-689

Albert N. Link and John Troy Scott

Volume 39, issue 4, 2012

Unlocking Energy Innovation: How America can build a Low-cost, Low-carbon Energy System pp. 192-544

Finbarr Livesey

Governing the Air: The Dynamics of Science, Policy, and Citizen Interaction pp. 368-543

Candis Callison

The persistence of big science and megascience in research and innovation policy pp. 411-415

Merle Jacob and Olof Hallonsten

Features of the current science policy regime: Viewed in historical perspective pp. 416-428

Aant Elzinga

Framing prospects and risk in the public promotion of ESS Scandinavia pp. 429-438

Wilhelm Agrell

Institutional persistence and the material transformation of the US national labs: The curious story of the advent of the Advanced Photon Source pp. 439-449

Catherine Westfall

Institutional persistence through gradual organizational adaptation: Analysis of national laboratories in the USA and Germany pp. 450-463

Olof Hallonsten and Thomas Heinze

The electronic Scientific Portfolio Assistant: Integrating scientific knowledge databases to support program impact assessment pp. 464-475

Laurel L. Haak, Will Ferriss, Kevin Wright, Michael E. Pollard, Kirk Barden, Matt A. Probus, Michael Tartakovsky and Charles J. Hackett

Locating research in agricultural innovation trajectories: Evidence and implications from empirical cases from South Asia pp. 476-490

T. S. Vamsidhar Reddy, Andrew John Hall and Rasheed Sulaiman

Networked research infrastructures and their governance: The case of biobanking pp. 491-499

Ingeborg Meijer, Jordi Molas-Gallart and Pauline Mattsson

UK Biobank: Consequences for commons and innovation pp. 500-512

Farah Huzair and Theo Papaioannou

Identifying, explaining and improving the effects of academic R&D: The case of nanotechnology in Sweden pp. 513-529

Eugenia Perez Vico and Staffan Jacobsson

State stem cell policy and the geographic preferences of scientists in a contentious emerging field pp. 530-541

Aaron D. Levine

Volume 39, issue 3, 2012

Art Entrepreneurship pp. 208-410

G. Teil

Conceptualizing entrepreneurship as entrepreneuringEntrepreneurial Imagination: Time, Timing, Space and Place in Business Action pp. 238-404

Jonathon Mote

From bench to bedside: The societal orientation of research leaders: The case of biomedical and health research in the Netherlands pp. 285-303

Inge van der Weijden, Maaike Verbree and Peter van den Besselaar

Technology sourcing: Are biotechnology firms different? An exploratory study of the Spanish case pp. 304-317

Adelheid Holl and Ruth Rama

Crowdsourcing based business models: In search of evidence for innovation 2.0 pp. 318-332

Sonja Marjanovic, Caroline Fry and Joanna Chataway

Enhancing innovation in livestock value chains through networks: Lessons from fodder innovation case studies in developing countries pp. 333-346

Seife Ayele, Alan Duncan, Asamoah Larbi and Truong Tan Khanh

Regional innovation policy and public--private partnership: The case of Triple Helix Arenas in Western Sweden pp. 347-356

Hans Fogelberg and Stefan Thorpenberg

Improving the social robustness of research networks for sustainable natural resource management: Results of a Delphi study in Canada pp. 357-372

Nicole Lisa Klenk and Gordon M. Hickey

What can triple helix frameworks offer to the analysis of eco-innovation dynamics? Theoretical and methodological considerations pp. 373-385

Yan Yang, Jette Egelund Holgaard and Arne Remmen

Contested secularity: Governing stem cell science in Mexico pp. 386-402

María de Jesús Medina-Arellano

Internet politics and STS: a much-needed encounterThe Power of Networks. Organizing the Global Politics of the Internet pp. 407-409

Francesca Musiani

Volume 39, issue 2, 2012

The role of FTA in responding to grand challenges: A new approach for STI policy? pp. 135-139

Mark Boden, Ron Johnston and Fabiana Scapolo

Orienting European innovation systems towards grand challenges and the roles that FTA can play pp. 140-152

Cristiano Cagnin, Effie Amanatidou and Michael Keenan

Coping with a fast-changing world: Towards new systems of future-oriented technology analysis pp. 153-165

K. Matthias Weber, Jennifer Cassingena Harper, Totti Könnölä and Vicente Carabias Barceló

Orienting international science cooperation to meet global 'grand challenges' pp. 166-177

Michael Keenan, Paul Cutler, John Marks, Richard Meylan, Carthage Smith and Emilia Koivisto

Innovation policy roadmapping as a systemic instrument for forward-looking policy design pp. 178-190

Toni Ahlqvist, Ville Valovirta and Torsti Loikkanen

Embedding foresight in transnational research programming pp. 191-207

Totti Könnölä and Karel Haegeman

On concepts and methods in horizon scanning: Lessons from initiating policy dialogues on emerging issues pp. 208-221

Effie Amanatidou, Maurits Butter, Vicente Carabias, Totti Könnölä, Miriam Leis, Ozcan Saritas, Petra Schaper-Rinkel and Victor van Rij

Facing the future: Scanning, synthesizing and sense-making in horizon scanning pp. 222-231

Totti Könnölä, Ahti Salo, Cristiano Cagnin, Vicente Carabias and Eeva Vilkkumaa

Fraunhofer future markets: From global challenges to dedicated, technological, collaborative research projects pp. 232-244

Kerstin Cuhls, Alexander Bunkowski and Lothar Behlau

Challenges in communicating the outcomes of a foresight study to advise decision-makers on policy and strategy pp. 245-257

Claudio Chauke Nehme, Marcio de Miranda Santos, Lelio Fellows Filho and Gilda Massari Coelho

Head in the clouds and feet on the ground: Research priority setting in China pp. 258-270

Mats Benner, Li Liu and Sylvia Schwaag Serger

National, sectoral and technological innovation systems: The case of Taiwanese pharmaceutical biotechnology and agricultural biotechnology innovation systems (1945--2000) pp. 271-281

Chao-chen Chung

Innovation networks: More than just a metaphor?Innovation Networks in Industries pp. 282-283

Ohid Yaqub

Volume 39, issue 1, 2012

Indicators for science and technology policy in Pakistan: Entering the science, technology and innovation paradigm pp. 1-12

Arabella Bhutto, Pir Irfanullah Rashdi and Qazi Moinuddin Abro

The macro-environment for liquid Biofuels in Brazilian science and public policies pp. 13-29

E. Talamini and H. Dewes

Classifying US nano-scientists: Of cautious innovators, regulators, and technology optimists pp. 30-38

Youngjae Kim, Elizabeth A. Corley and Dietram A. Scheufele

Researching scientific entrepreneurship in New Zealand pp. 39-59

Malcolm B. Menzies

A referral is worth a thousand ads: Job search methods and scientist outcomes in the market for postdoctoral scholars pp. 60-73

Thomas E. Wei, Victoria Levin and Lindsay M. Sabik

Systemic instruments for systemic innovation problems: A framework for policy makers and innovation scholars pp. 74-87

Anna J. Wieczorek and Marko P. Hekkert

Integration modes in EU research: Centrifugality versus coordination of national research policies pp. 88-98

Liv Langfeldt, Helge Godø, Åse Gornitzka and Aris Kaloudis

The future of nanomedicine: Promises and limitations pp. 99-104

R. L. Juliano

Mapping the role of official bioethics advice in the governance of biotechnologies in the EU: The European Group on Ethics' Opinion on commercial cord blood banking pp. 105-117

Alison Mohr, Helen Busby, Tamara Hervey and Robert Dingwall

User innovation and the market pp. 118-128

Fred Gault

Conceiving ethical gamete and embryo research in a post-Dickey--Wicker USA pp. 129-132

Lisa Campo-Engelstein, Candace Tingen, Sarah Rodriguez and Teresa K. Woodruff

Innovation strategies for a Global Economy: Development, Implementation, Measurement and Management pp. 232-134

Richard Hawkins