Research Policy

1971 - 2025

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Volume 28, issue 8, 1999

Innovation and inter-firm linkages: new implications for policy pp. 793-805

Bart Nooteboom

The microeconomics of manufacturing modernization programs pp. 807-818

Irwin Feller and Jon Nelson

Do innovative activities matter to small firms in non-R&D-intensive industries? An application to export performance pp. 819-832

Alessandro Sterlacchini

Technological transformations in history: how the computer regime grew out of existing computing regimes pp. 833-851

Jan van den Ende and Rene Kemp

The rise of clusters of innovative industries in Belgium during the industrial epoch pp. 853-871

Ron Boschma

Making sense of diversity and reluctance: academic-industrial relations and intellectual property pp. 873-890

Brian Rappert, Andrew Webster and David Charles

A resource-based analysis of the factors determining a firm's R&D activities pp. 891-905

Jesus Galende Del Canto and Isabel Suarez Gonzalez

Volume 28, issue 7, 1999

Determinants of the adoption of Information Technology: a case study of electrical and electronic goods manufacturing firms in India pp. 667-680

Kaushalesh Lal

Shaping Cyberspace--interpreting and transforming the Internet pp. 681-698

Graham Thomas and Sally Wyatt

Environmental policies and innovation: A knowledge-based perspective on cooperative approaches pp. 699-717

Franck Aggeri

Systems option for sustainable development--effect and limit of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry's efforts to substitute technology for energy pp. 719-749

Chihiro Watanabe

New perspectives on the innovation strategies of multinational enterprises: lessons for technology policy in Europe pp. 751-776

Frieder Meyer-Krahmer and Guido Reger

The construction of the techno-economic: networks vs. paradigms pp. 777-792

Ken Green, Richard Hull, Andrew McMeekin and Vivien Walsh

Volume 28, issue 6, 1999

An integrated network approach to systems of innovation--the case of robotics in Japan pp. 563-585

Nageswaran Kumaresan and Kumiko Miyazaki

R&D dynamics of creating patents in the Japanese industry pp. 587-600

Masayuki Kondo

The rise and fall of 'Supernet': a case study of technology transfer policy for smaller firms pp. 601-614

John Bessant

Innovative output, and a firm's propensity to patent.: An exploration of CIS micro data pp. 615-624

Erik Brouwer and Alfred Kleinknecht

Organizing international technological collaboration in subcontractor relationships: an investigation of the knowledge-stickiness problem pp. 625-642

Poul Houman Andersen

Technological entry, exit and survival: an empirical analysis of patent data pp. 643-660

Franco Malerba and Luigi Orsenigo

Volume 28, issue 5, 1999

Interdependencies between the science and technology infrastructure and innovation activities in German regions: empirical findings and policy consequences pp. 451-468

Knut Blind and Hariolf Grupp

Variety and niche creation in aircraft, helicopters, motorcycles and microcomputers pp. 469-488

Koen Frenken, Paolo P. Saviotti and Michel Trommetter

The efficacy of different modes of funding research: perspectives from Australian data on the biological sciences pp. 489-499

Paul Bourke and Linda Butler

The self-similar science system1 pp. 501-517

J. Sylvan Katz

In search of the European Paradox: an international comparison of Europe's scientific performance and knowledge flows in information and communication technologies research pp. 519-543

Robert J. W. Tijssen and Erik van Wijk

Territorial concentration and evolution of science and technology activities in the European Union: a descriptive analysis pp. 545-562

M. Zitt, R. Barre, A. Sigogneau and F. Laville

Volume 28, issue 4, 1999

Failure and success: the fate of industrial policy in Latin America and South East Asia pp. 337-350

Henry Etzkowitz and Sandra N. Brisolla

Patterns of restructuring in research, development and innovation activities in central and eastern European countries: an analysis based on S&T indicators1 pp. 351-376

Slavo Radosevic and Laudeline Auriol

Patent statistics in the age of globalisation: new legal procedures, new analytical methods, new economic interpretation pp. 377-396

Hariolf Grupp and Ulrich Schmoch

Public research and industrial innovations in Germany pp. 397-422

Marian Beise and Harald Stahl

The implications of network use, production network externalities and public networking programmes for firm's productivity pp. 423-439

Heli Koski

Volume 28, issue 2-3, 1999

Editorial pp. 107-117

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Technological globalisation and innovative centres: the role of corporate technological leadership and locational hierarchy1 pp. 119-144

John Cantwell and Odile Janne

Patterns of internationalisation of corporate technology: location vs. home country advantages1 pp. 145-155

Parimal Patel and Modesto Vega

Decentralised R&D and strategic competitiveness: globalised approaches to generation and use of technology in multinational enterprises (MNEs) pp. 157-178

Robert D. Pearce

Foreign direct investment in industrial research in the pharmaceutical and electronics industries--results from a survey of multinational firms pp. 179-193

Walter Kuemmerle

How do you mean 'global'? An empirical investigation of innovation networks in the multinational corporation pp. 195-213

Ivo Zander

Canadian R&D abroad management practices pp. 215-230

Jorge Niosi and Benoit Godin

New concepts and trends in international R&D organization pp. 231-250

Oliver Gassmann and Maximilian von Zedtwitz

Globalization of R&D: recent changes in the management of innovation in transnational corporations pp. 251-274

Alexander Gerybadze and Guido Reger

Internationalization of corporate R&D: a study of Japanese and Swedish corporations1 pp. 275-302

Ove Granstrand

Globalization of industrial R&D: an examination of foreign direct investments in R&D in the United States pp. 303-316

Manuel G. Serapio and Donald H. Dalton

The policy implications of the globalisation of innovation pp. 317-336

Daniele Archibugi and Simona Iammarino

Volume 28, issue 1, 1999

What is behind the recent surge in patenting?1 pp. 1-22

Samuel Kortum and Josh Lerner

Overseas R&D and the strategic evolution of MNEs: evidence from laboratories in the UK pp. 23-41

Robert Pearce and Marina Papanastassiou

Transnational cooperation and policy networks in European science policy-making pp. 43-61

Edgar Grande and Anke Peschke

Make and buy in innovation strategies: evidence from Belgian manufacturing firms pp. 63-80

Reinhilde Veugelers and Bruno Cassiman

Designing the future: the culture of new trends in science and technology pp. 81-98

Jon Guice

Volume 27, issue 9, 1998

Technological innovation in services and manufacturing: results from Italian surveys pp. 881-899

Giorgio Sirilli and Rinaldo Evangelista

The impact of transaction costs on the institutional structuration of collaborative academic research pp. 901-913

Rejean Landry and Nabil Amara

In search of project classification: a non-universal approach to project success factors pp. 915-935

D. Dvir, S. Lipovetsky, A. Shenhar and A. Tishler

Passing the European Patent Office: evidence from the data-processing industry pp. 937-946

Theon van Dijk and Geert Duysters

Why has the investment performance of technology-specialist, European venture capital funds been so poor? pp. 947-976

Gordon C. Murray and Richard Marriott

Volume 27, issue 8, 1998

Mediation in the Dutch science system pp. 757-769

Barend van der Meulen and Arie Rip

Research institutions in France: between the Republic of science and the nation-state in crisis pp. 771-780

Pierre Papon

Socialist academies of sciences: the enforced orientation of basic research at user needs pp. 781-791

Renate Mayntz

The social shaping of the national science base pp. 793-805

Keith Pavitt

The role of funding agencies in the cognitive development of science pp. 807-821

Dietmar Braun

The norms of entrepreneurial science: cognitive effects of the new university-industry linkages pp. 823-833

Henry Etzkowitz

Science-based technologies: university-industry interactions in four fields pp. 835-851

Frieder Meyer-Krahmer and Ulrich Schmoch

Experimental implementation as a linking mechanism in the process of innovation pp. 853-868

Wolfgang van den Daele and Wolfgang Krohn

Science and the media pp. 869-879

Peter Weingart

Volume 27, issue 7, 1998

Technical change and incorporated R&D in the service sector pp. 655-675

Bruno Amable and Stefano Palombarini

The economic impact of Canadian university R&D pp. 677-687

Fernand Martin

A cognitive model of innovation pp. 689-709

Paul Nightingale

Innovation policies within the framework of internationalization pp. 711-724

Dany Jacobs

Small and large firms: sources of unequal innovations? pp. 725-745

Bruce Tether

Volume 27, issue 6, 1998

The inevitable limits of EU R&D funding pp. 559-568

Keith Pavitt

Competitiveness and cohesion--are the two compatible? pp. 569-588

Margaret Sharp

The networks promoted by the framework programme and the questions they raise about its formulation and implementation pp. 589-598

Philippe Laredo

The difficulties in assessing the impact of EU framework programmes pp. 599-610

Terttu Luukkonen

Global cooperation in research pp. 611-626

Luke Georghiou

Global interdependence or the European fortress? Technology policies in perspective pp. 627-637

Raimo Vayrynen

The changing structure of the US national innovation system: implications for international conflict and cooperation in R&D policy pp. 639-654

David C. Mowery

Volume 27, issue 5, 1998

Does technological convergence imply convergence in markets? Evidence from the electronics industry pp. 445-463

Alfonso Gambardella and Salvatore Torrisi

Towards a theory of the technology-based firm1 pp. 465-489

Ove Granstrand

The entry mode choice of MNEs: an evolutionary approach pp. 491-506

Marco Mutinelli and Lucia Piscitello

Technological overlap and interfirm cooperation: implications for the resource-based view of the firm pp. 507-523

David C. Mowery, Joanne Oxley and Brian S. Silverman

Do firms in clusters innovate more? pp. 525-540

Rui Baptista and Peter Swann

Patterns of internationalization of Spanish innovatory firms pp. 541-558

Jose Molero

Volume 27, issue 4, 1998

Economic analyses of Industrial Research Institutes in developing countries: the Indian experience pp. 337-347

Homi Katrak

On the structuring of variation in innovation processes: a case of new product development in the crop protection industry pp. 349-367

Frank den Hond

Organizational processes to meet new performance criteria: Chinese pharmaceutical firms in transition pp. 369-383

Steven White and Xielin Liu

The relevance of science and technology indicators: the case of pulp and paper pp. 385-395

Staffan Laestadius

Science policies as principal-agent games: Institutionalization and path dependency in the relation between government and science pp. 397-414

Barend Van der Meulen

A typology of networks: flexible and evolutionary firms pp. 415-428

Fiorenza Belussi and Enzo Arcangeli

Analysis of in-house R&D centres of innovative firms in India pp. 429-433

Pawan Sikka

Volume 27, issue 3, 1998

'Knowledge management practices' and path-dependency in innovation pp. 237-253

Rod Coombs and Richard Hull

A comparison of networks between industry and public sector research in materials technology and biotechnology pp. 255-271

Lois Peters, Peter Groenewegen and Nico Fiebelkorn

The benefits and costs of strong patent protection: a contribution to the current debate pp. 273-284

Roberto Mazzoleni and Richard Nelson

Assessment of Flemish R&D in the field of information technology: A bibliometric evaluation based on publication and patent data, combined with OECD research input statistics pp. 285-300

E. C. M. Noyons, M. Luwel and H. F. Moed

Domestic and international product-embodied R&D diffusion pp. 301-314

G. Papaconstantinou, N. Sakurai and A. Wyckoff

Modes of experimentation: an innovation process--and competitive--variable pp. 315-332

Stefan Thomke, Eric von Hippel and Roland Franke

Volume 27, issue 2, 1998

Optimal scale for research and development in foreign environments--an investigation into size and performance of research and development laboratories abroad pp. 111-126

Walter Kuemmerle

What percentage of innovations are patented? empirical estimates for European firms pp. 127-141

Anthony Arundel and Isabelle Kabla

The occupational dynamics of recent Canadian engineering graduates inside and outside the bounds of technology pp. 143-158

Marie Lavoie and Ross Finnie

Managing innovation: The pursuit of competitive advantage and the design of innovation intense environments pp. 159-175

Rhonda Roberts

Partnerships in transition economies: international strategic technology alliances in Russia pp. 177-185

John Hagedoorn and Judith B. Sedaitis

Fiscal incentives to consumer innovation: the use of unleaded petrol in Europe pp. 187-213

Paul Stoneman and Giuliana Battisti

Technology acquisition, de-regulation and competitiveness: a study of Indian automobile industry pp. 215-228

Krishnan Narayanan

Volume 27, issue 1, 1998

Industrial research as a source of important patents pp. 1-15

Holger Ernst

The evolution of technological capabilities in the multinational corporation--dispersion, duplication and potential advantages from multinationality pp. 17-35

Ivo Zander

A dynamic analysis of the relations between the structure and the process of National Systems of Innovation using computer simulation; the case of the Dutch biotechnological sector pp. 37-54

Felix H. A. Janszen and Grada H. Degenaars

Simulation, learning and R&D performance: Evidence from automotive development pp. 55-74

Stefan H. Thomke

The nature of long-run technological change: innovation, evolution and technological systems pp. 75-93

Riccardo Leoncini

Comparative analysis of a set of bibliometric indicators and central peer review criteria: Evaluation of condensed matter physics in the Netherlands pp. 95-107

E. J. Rinia, Th. N. van Leeuwen, H. G. van Vuren and A. F. J. van Raan