Research Policy

1971 - 2025

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Volume 25, issue 8, 1997

A catalytic and evolutionary approach to horizontal technology policies (HTPs) pp. 1161-1188

Morris Teubal

National technology gaps and trade -- an empirical study of the influence of globalisation pp. 1189-1207

Peter L. Daniels

Rethinking the market-technology relationship for innovation pp. 1209-1219

John Howells

Sociotechnical constituencies, game theory, and the diffusion of compact discs. An inter-disciplinary investigation into the market for recorded music pp. 1221-1234

Matthias Klaes

Measuring the unmeasurable: a country's non-R&D expenditure on product and service innovation pp. 1235-1242

Erik Brouwer and Alfred Kleinknecht

The French system of innovation in the oil industry some lessons about the role of public policies and sectoral patterns of technological change in innovation networking pp. 1243-1259

Andre Furtado

Technological competencies and product's evolutionary dynamics a case study from the aero-engine industry pp. 1261-1276

Andrea Prencipe

Unravelling the cognitive and interorganisational structure of public/private R&D networks: A case study of catalysis research in the Netherlands pp. 1277-1293

Robert J. W. Tijssen and Joke C. Korevaar

Volume 25, issue 7, 1996

Features of policy-making processes in Japan's Council for Science and Technology pp. 999-1011

Yoichi Tanaka and Ryo Hirasawa

Innovation and employment in Italian manufacturing industry pp. 1013-1026

Marco Vivarelli, Rinaldo Evangelista and Mario Pianta

An analysis of innovation strategies and industrial differentiation through patent applications: the case of plant biotechnology pp. 1027-1046

Pierre-Benoit Joly and Marie-Angele de Looze

The modern university: contributor to industrial innovation and recipient of industrial R&D support pp. 1047-1058

Edwin Mansfield and Jeong-Yeon Lee

The determinants of overseas R&D by Japanese firms: an empirical study at the industry and company levels pp. 1059-1079

Hiroyuki Odagiri and Hideto Yasuda

Industrial innovation in Sub-Saharan Africa: the manufacturing sector in Nigeria pp. 1081-1096

Oyebanji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka, G. O. A. Laditan and A. O. Esubiyi

Learning-before-doing in the development of new process technology pp. 1097-1119

Gary P. Pisano

Horizontal diversification in the Danish national system of innovation: the case of pharmaceuticals pp. 1121-1137

Keld Laursen

A comparison of the dynamics of industrial clustering in computing and biotechnology pp. 1139-1157

Peter Swann and Martha Prevezer

Patent Strategy for Researchers and Research Managers: H. Jackson Knight, (John Wiley and Sons, Chichester, 1996) [UK pound]32.50, 166 pp., ISBN 0 4196095 0 pp. 1159-1159

S. M. Scott

Volume 25, issue 6, 1996

'Technology transfer' and the research university: a search for the boundaries of university-industry collaboration pp. 843-863

Yong S. Lee

The social shaping of technology pp. 865-899

Robin Williams and David Edge

Profile of public laboratories, industrial partnerships and organisation of R & D: the dynamics of industrial relationships in a large research organisation pp. 901-922

P. B. Joly and Vincent Mangematin

Technological cooperative agreements and firm's R & D intensity. A note on causality relations pp. 923-932

Massimo G. Colombo and Paola Garrone

An evolutionary approach to technological innovation in agriculture: some preliminary remarks pp. 933-945

Mario Luiz Possas, Sergio Salles-Filho and JoseMaria da Silveira

Spinning off and spinning on(?): the federal government role in the development of the US computer software industry pp. 947-966

David C. Mowery and Richard Langlois

Technology transfer and absorption: an 'R & D value-mapping' approach to evaluation pp. 967-995

Gordon Kingsley, Barry Bozeman and Karen Coker

Firms, markets and economic change: a dynamic theory of business institutions: Richard N. Langlois and Paul L. Robertson, (Routledge, London and New York. 1995) pp. 997-998

G. N. von Tunzelmann

Volume 25, issue 5, 1996

Modeling the persistence of organizations in an emerging field: the case of hepatitis C pp. 671-687

Bart Clarysse, K. Debackere and M. A. Rappa

Analyzing literature-based innovation output indicators: the Italian experience pp. 689-711

Enrico Santarelli and Roberta Piergiovanni

Firm size, opportunities for adaptation and in-house R & D activity in developing countries: the case of Indian manufacturing pp. 713-722

Nagesh Kumar and Mohammed Saqib

Trade policy and learning by doing: the case of semiconductors pp. 723-739

Harald Gruber

Government R & D expenditure and space: empirical evidence from five industrialized countries pp. 741-758

Rolf Sternberg

Strategies for technological development in South Korea and Taiwan: the case of semiconductors pp. 759-783

Cheng-Fen Chen and Graham Sewell

Business strategies in more- and less-innovative firms in Canada pp. 785-804

John Baldwin and Joanne Johnson

Evaluation of national R&D projects in Korea pp. 805-818

Mushin Lee, Byoungho Son and Kiyong Om

The publication output and impact of academic chemistry research in the Netherlands during the 1980s: bibliometric analyses and policy implications pp. 819-836

H. F. Moed and F. Th. Hesselink

Expertise and innovation: Information technology strategies in the financial services sector: R. Fincham, J. Fleck, R. Proctor, H. Scarbrough, M. Tierney and R. Williams, (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1994, 334 pp.), [UK pound]35.00, ISBN 0 19 828904 9 pp. 837-838

Andreas Crede

National innovation systems. A comparative analysis: Richard R. Nelson (Editor), (Oxford University Press, New York and London, 1993) xii + 541 pp pp. 838-842

Daniele Archibugi

Volume 25, issue 4, 1996

The role of user firms in the innovation of machine tools: The Japanese case pp. 491-507

Kong Rae Lee

Design, innovation and the boundaries of the firm pp. 509-529

Vivien Walsh

Transaction costs and technological development: the case of the Danish fruit and vegetable industry pp. 531-547

Kirsten Foss

Innovation and the international diffusion of environmentally responsive technology pp. 549-571

Jean Lanjouw and Ashoka Mody

Indicators of technological activities -- comparing educational, patent and R & D statistics in the case of Sweden pp. 573-585

Staffan Jacobsson, Christer Oskarsson and Joakim Philipson

Research and the practice of publication in industries pp. 587-606

Benoit Godin

Toward a typological theory of project management pp. 607-632

Aaron J. Shenhar and Dov Dvir

A composite indicator of a firm's innovativeness. An empirical analysis based on survey data for Swiss manufacturing pp. 633-645

Heinz Hollenstein

Patterns of technological change among Spanish innovative firms: the case of the Madrid region pp. 647-663

Jose Molero and Mikel Buesa

Knowledge and frontiers: Wendy Faulkner and Jacqueline Senker, (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1995) 265 pp., Price [UK pound]30, ISBN 0 19 828833 6 pp. 665-666

Richard Nelson

The strategic management of technology in the chemical and petrochemical industries: Rogerio H. Quintella, (Pinter, London, 1993) [UK pound]45.00 ISBN 1 85567 146 pp. 665-665

Keith Pavitt

New technologies and the firm: Peter Swann (Editor) (Routledge, London, 1993) 383 pp., [UK pound]45.00, ISBN 0415 08128 8 pp. 666-668

Salvatore Torrisi

Volume 25, issue 3, 1996

Effectiveness of R & D subsidies -- a sceptical note on the empirical literature pp. 321-323

Karlo Kauko

Assessing value-added contributions of university technology business incubators to tenant firms pp. 325-335

Sarfraz A. Mian

R & D strategy in a techno-economic network: Alzheimer's disease therapeutic strategies pp. 337-358

H. Penan

A morphology of Japanese and European corporate research networks pp. 359-378

Diana M. Hicks, Phoebe A. Isard and Ben Martin

The innovation of agrochemicals: regulation and patent protection pp. 379-395

Gaynor Hartnell

On the classification of industrial R & D pp. 397-401

Albert Link

A literature-based innovation output indicator pp. 403-413

R. Coombs, P. Narandren and A. Richards

Intersectoral innovation flows and national technological systems: network analysis for comparing Italy and Germany pp. 415-430

Riccardo Leoncini, Mario Maggioni and Sandro Montresor

The evaluation of national performance in selected priority areas using scientometric methods pp. 431-450

Loet Leydesdorff and Elaine Gauthier

Schumpeterian patterns of innovation are technology-specific pp. 451-478

Franco Malerba and Luigi Orsenigo

Research grants: Management and funding: F.Q. Wood and V.L. Meek (Editors) (Bibliotech, Canberra, 1993) vii + 212 pp., price stated AU$22.50, ISBN 0 7315 1894 2 pp. 479-480

Peter Collins

Europe in space 1960-1973: John Krige and Arturo Russo, (ESA Noordwijk, NL, 1994), 122 pp. Dfl. 70, ISBN 92 9092 125 0 pp. 479-479

Hermann Bondi

Beyond business process reengineering: Towards the holonic enterprise: P. McHugh, G. Merli, W.A. Wheeler, (Wiley, Chichester, 1995) 212 pp., [UK pound]24.95 pp. 480-482

M. Hobday

From lab to market. Commercialization of public sector technology: Suleiman K. Kassicieh and H. Raymond Radosevich (Editors) (Plenum Press, New York 1994) 336 pp., ISBN 0 306 44717 7 pp. 482-484

Jacqueline Senker

Regional advantage: Culture and competition in Silicon Valley and route 128: AnnaLee Saxenian, (Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 1994) 226 pp; Price [UK pound]19.95, ISBN 0 674 75339 9 pp. 484-485

Kevin Morgan

Evolutionary economics and chaos theory: New directions in technology studies: (Pinter, London, 1994) xiii + 215 pp., [UK pound]35.00, paperback [UK pound]14.99. Loet Leydesdorff, Peter Van den Besselaar (Editors) pp. 485-486

Esben Andersen

Prometheus bound: J.M. Ziman, (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1994) 289 pp., [UK pound]16.95, ISBN 0 521 43430 0 pp. 486-488

John Krige

Volume 25, issue 2, 1996

Evaluating industrial modernization: Introduction to the theme issue pp. 181-183

Philip Shapira and J. David Roessner

Current practices in the evaluation of US industrial modernization programs pp. 185-214

Philip Shapira, Jan Youtie and J. David Roessner

Does manufacturing extension matter? An evaluation of the industrial technology extension service in New York pp. 215-232

Eric Oldsman

Performance benchmarking and measuring program impacts on customers: lessons from the Midwest Manufacturing Technology Center pp. 233-246

Dan Luria and Edith Wiarda

Does cooperation enhance competitiveness? Assessing the impacts of inter-firm collaboration pp. 247-263

Stuart A. Rosenfeld

The role of institution-building in US industrial modernization programs pp. 265-279

Maryellen Kelley and Ashish Arora

A measure of federalism: assessing manufacturing technology centers pp. 281-307

Charles F. Sabel

Issues and perspectives on evaluating manufacturing modernization programs pp. 309-319

Irwin Feller, Amy Glasmeier and Melvin Mark

Volume 25, issue 1, 1996

Internationalization of corporate technology through strategic partnering: an empirical investigation pp. 1-12

Geert Duysters and John Hagedoorn

Testing a model of technological trajectories pp. 13-23

Mario De Marchi, Giovanni Napolitano and Piero Taccini

Sources of technical innovation in the network of companies providing chemical process plant and equipment pp. 25-41

P. Hutcheson, A. W. Pearson and D. F. Ball

The role of information in licensing contract design pp. 43-57

Ines Macho-Stadler, Xavier Martinez-Giralt and David Perez-Castrillo

Supplier involvement in automotive component design: are there really large US Japan differences? pp. 59-89

Jeffrey K. Liker, Rajan R. Kamath, S. Nazli Wasti and Mitsuo Nagamachi

Linking technology and institutions: the innovation community framework pp. 91-106

Leonard H. Lynn, N. Mohan Reddy and John D. Aram

Reforming Romania's national research system pp. 107-131

Thomas Owen Eisemon, Ileana Ionescu-Sisesti, Charles H. Davis and Jacques Gaillard

Flexibility trap: a case analysis of U.S. and Japanese technological choice in the digital watch industry pp. 133-162

Tsuyoshi Numagami

The shift to knowledge-intensive production in the plastics-processing industry and its implications for infrastructure development: three case studies-- New York State, England and Israel pp. 163-179

A. Tamar Yinnon