Economics of Innovation and New Technology

2002 - 2009

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Volume 18, issue 6, 2009

Revisiting the link between knowledge spillovers and growth: an intellectual property perspective pp. 533-546

Andreas Panagopoulos

Free software on the market-side: the failure-story of free software services companies in France pp. 547-564

Marie Coris

Simulating the prospects of technological catching up pp. 565-586

Jose Castro Caldas, Manuel Mira Godinho and Ricardo Paes Mamede

The diffusion of internet-based distance education technology among US associate colleges pp. 587-605

Qiangbing Chen, Zafer Ozdemir and Yali Liu

Volume 18, issue 5, 2009

Innovation and health: pathways to new technologies pp. 403-406

Costa-Font, Joan, Christophe Courbage and Andrea Mina

The effect of new cancer drug approvals on the life expectancy of American cancer patients, 1978-2004 pp. 407-428

Frank Lichtenberg

When is the Internet a valued communication device for health information in Europe? pp. 429-445

Costa-Font, Joan, Elias Mossialos and Caroline Rudisill

The emergence of new knowledge, market evolution and the dynamics of micro-innovation systems pp. 447-466

Andrea Mina

Patent disclosure and R&D competition in pharmaceuticals pp. 467-486

Laura Magazzini, Fabio Pammolli, Massimo Riccaboni and Maria Alessandra Rossi

Investment decisions in hospital technology when physicians are devoted workers pp. 487-512

Rosella Levaggi, Michele Moretto and Vincenzo Rebba

Incentives for clinical trials pp. 513-531

Erik Gronqvist and Douglas Lundin

Volume 18, issue 4, 2009

Mapping technological trajectories as patent citation networks. An application to data communication standards pp. 311-336

Roberto Fontana, Alessandro Nuvolari and Bart Verspagen

R&D in Indian manufacturing enterprises: what shapes it? pp. 337-352

Saibal Ghosh

The relationship between R&D concentration and industry R&D intensity: a simple model and some evidence pp. 353-368

Chang-Yang Lee and Jaesun Noh

Foreign and domestic R&D investment pp. 369-380

Rene Belderbos, Kyoji Fukao and Tomoko Iwasa

Bringing science to market: commercializing from NIH SBIR awards pp. 381-402

Albert Link and Christopher Ruhm

Volume 18, issue 3, 2009

Firm size and types of innovation pp. 205-223

Plehn-Dujowich, J. M.

Licensing a technological headstart pp. 225-242

Can Erutku and Yves Richelle

Understanding co-operative innovative activity: evidence from four European countries pp. 243-265

Laura Abramovsky, Elisabeth Kremp, Alberto López Sebastián, Tobias Schmidt and Helen Simpson

The environmental Porter hypothesis: theory, evidence, and a model of timing of adoption pp. 267-294

Ben Kriechel and Thomas Ziesemer

Collective knowledge production costs and the dynamics of technological systems pp. 295-310

Pier Paolo Patrucco

Volume 18, issue 2, 2009

Knowledge, profitability and exit of German car manufacturing firms pp. 107-122

Jens Kruger and Kristina von Rhein

US universities' net returns from patenting and licensing: a quantile regression analysis pp. 123-137

Harun Bulut and GianCarlo Moschini

A model of the learning process with local knowledge externalities illustrated with an integrated graphical framework pp. 139-160

Mario Alexandre Patricio Martins da Silva

Patterns and determinants of skilled workers' mobility: evidence from a survey of italian inventors pp. 161-179

Camilla Lenzi

The financing of small innovative firms: the italian case pp. 181-204

Silvia Magri

Volume 18, issue 1, 2009

Venture capital investment: the role of predator-prey dynamics with learning by doing pp. 1-19

James A. Brander and Jean-Etienne de Bettignies

Is technology acquisition enough to improve China's product quality? Evidence from firm-level panel data pp. 21-38

Fisher-Vanden, Karen and Rebecca Terry

Inter-firm networks and innovation: a survey of literature pp. 39-67

Müge Ozman

Adoption of network technologies in the presence of converters pp. 69-91

Ralf Seifert and Arnaud Vare

Price competition in the presence of rapid innovation and imitation: the case of digital cameras pp. 93-106

S. Thompson

Volume 17, issue 7-8, 2008

TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE: INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE pp. 611-614

Albert N. Link and Stan Metcalfe

MODELING AND MEASURING THE ECONOMIC ROLES OF TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE pp. 615-629

Gregory Tassey

Public Technology Infrastructure, R&D Sourcing, and Research Joint Ventures pp. 631-648

James Adams, M. Marcu and A. J. Wang

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE: A CASE STUDY OF THE ECONOMIC RETURNS OF DNA DIAGNOSTICS pp. 649-661

O'Connor, Alan and Brent Rowe

RESEARCH NETWORKS AS INFRASTRUCTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE DIFFUSION IN EUROPEAN REGIONS pp. 663-676

Lorenzo Cassi, Nicoletta Corrocher, Franco Malerba and Nicholas Vonortas

INTELLIGENT MACHINE TECHNOLOGY AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH pp. 677-687

David Leech and John Scott

TO ADMIT OR NOT TO ADMIT: THE QUESTION OF RESEARCH PARK SIZE pp. 689-697

Stephen Layson, Dennis Leyden and John Neufeld

INNOVATION PLATFORMS AND THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE: EVIDENCE FROM ITALY AND THE UK pp. 699-716

Davide Consoli and Pier Paolo Patrucco

ASSESSING THE RELATIVE PERFORMANCE OF UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN THE US AND UK: A STOCHASTIC DISTANCE FUNCTION APPROACH pp. 717-729

Donald S. Siegel, Mike Wright, Wendy Chapple and Andy Lockett

PLACING INNOVATION: AN APPROACH TO IDENTIFYING EMERGENT TECHNOLOGICAL ACTIVITY pp. 731-748

Philip Auerswald and Rajendra Kulkarni

BARRIERS TO THE DIFFUSION OF NANOTECHNOLOGY pp. 749-761

Barry Bozeman, John Hardin and Albert N. Link

Volume 17, issue 6, 2008

ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY AND INNOVATION IN THE KNOWLEDGE INTENSIVE BUSINESS SERVICE SECTOR pp. 511-531

Andreas Koch and Harald Strotmann

INNOVATION ACTIVITIES EXPLAINED BY FIRM ATTRIBUTES AND LOCATION pp. 533-552

Börje Johansson and Hans Lööf

IMPACT OF FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS ON INNOVATION: WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM A DIRECT MEASURE? pp. 553-569

Frédérique Savignac

ENDOGENOUS HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND THE INTERACTION OF FRONTIER AND ADOPTIVE KNOWLEDGE ON GROWTH AND WAGE INEQUALITY pp. 571-592

Kevin James Bowman

ON TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION: A FORMAL ANALYSIS OF THE 'SAILING-SHIP EFFECT' pp. 593-610

Nicola De Liso and Giovanni Filatrella

Volume 17, issue 5, 2008

IS VERTICAL DISINTEGRATION PREFERABLE TO INTEGRATION WHEN THERE IS PROCESS R&D? pp. 401-416

Luca Lambertini and Gianpaolo Rossini

ASYMMETRIC SPILLOVERS AND INVESTMENTS IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERS AND FOLLOWERS pp. 417-433

Jan Vandekerckhove and Raymond De Bondt

INNOVATION AND EXPORT PERFORMANCE: ADJUSTMENT AND REMAINING DIFFERENCES IN EAST AND WEST GERMAN MANUFACTURING pp. 435-457

M. Kirbach and C. Schmiedeberg

PATTERNS OF INNOVATION IN THE SERVICE SECTOR: SOME INSIGHTS FROM THE SPANISH INNOVATION SURVEY pp. 459-471

J. A. Camacho and M. Rodriguez

SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY: TRACING THE FLOW OF BASIC RESEARCH THROUGH MANUFACTURING AND TRADE pp. 473-495

James Adams and J. Roger Clemmons

ASYMMETRIC EFFECTS OF THE BUSINESS CYCLE ON FIRM-FINANCED R&D pp. 497-510

Matthew Rafferty and Mark Funk

Volume 17, issue 4, 2008

THE USE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND INNOVATION BY MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN CANADA pp. 285-309

Petr Hanel

FIRMS GROWTH, SIZE AND INNOVATION AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ITALIAN MANUFACTURING SECTOR pp. 311-329

Piergiuseppe Morone and Giuseppina Testa

NEW TECHNOLOGY, WORK ORGANISATION, AND INNOVATION pp. 331-354

Thomas Hempell and Thomas Zwick

TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIZATION AND THE MAGNITUDE AND QUALITY OF EXPORTS pp. 355-375

Martin Andersson and Olof Ejermo

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN A KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY: A NEW FRAME-OF-ANALYSIS pp. 377-400

Elad Harison

Volume 17, issue 3, 2008

BUSINESS METHOD PATENTS IN EUROPE AND THEIR STRATEGIC USE - EVIDENCE FROM FRANKING DEVICE MANUFACTURERS pp. 173-194

Stefan Wagner

INNOVATION AND MARKET CONCENTRATION WITH ASYMMETRIC FIRMS pp. 195-207

Marc Escrihuela-Villar

EXPLAINING INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY IN SERVICE INDUSTRIES: MICRO DATA EVIDENCE FOR SWITZERLAND pp. 209-225

Spyros Arvanitis

ON THE IMPACTS OF R&D SUPPORT AND ON SPECIALIZATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF NEW KNOWLEDGE pp. 227-240

Eero Lehto

ENDOGENOUS CYCLICAL GROWTH WITH A SIGMOIDAL DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS pp. 241-268

Sanchez-Choliz, Julio, Fatas-Villafranca, Francisco, Gloria Jarne and Perez-Grasa, Isabel

THE MARKET VALUATION OF KNOWLEDGE ASSETS pp. 269-284

Carter Bloch

Volume 17, issue 1-2, 2008

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS pp. 1-3

Michel Quéré

COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE, PROLIFIC INVENTORS AND THE VALUE OF INVENTIONS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND BRITISH PATENTS IN THE US, 1975-1999 pp. 5-22

Claudine Gay, William R. Latham and Christian Le Bas

THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE COMPOSITENESS AND TECHNOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE: THE CASE OF THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY IN EUROPE pp. 23-41

Cristiano Antonelli and Mario Calderini

THE CHANGING GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE IN AVIONICS pp. 43-57

Virginia Lee Acha and Stefano Brusoni

FASHION AND THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE IN A TRADITIONAL INDUSTRY: THE CASE OF THE FOOTWEAR SECTORAL INNOVATION SYSTEM IN THE NORTHERN REGION OF PORTUGAL pp. 61-78

Mário Vale and Josué Caldeira

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE: RETHINKING THE RELATIONSHIP IN TERMS OF CORPORATE COHERENCE pp. 79-95

Jackie Krafft and Ravix, J. -L.

WHO FUNDS TECHNOLOGY-BASED SMALL FIRMS? EVIDENCE FROM BELGIUM pp. 97-122

A. Bozkaya and Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie

DISAGGREGATING FIRMS IN ANALYSING THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF THE UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY RELATIONSHIP: BASED ON AN ANALYTICAL AND EMPIRICAL STUDY FROM SCOTLAND pp. 123-136

Martin Fransman

KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION: PROMOTING A SYSTEM APPROACH OF INNOVATION PROCESSES pp. 137-152

M. Quéré

FROM DIRECT SUPPORT OF BUSINESS SECTOR R&D/INNOVATION TO TARGETING VENTURE CAPITAL/PRIVATE EQUITY: A CATCHING-UP INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY LIFE CYCLE PERSPECTIVE pp. 153-172

G. Avnimelech and Morris Teubal