Research Policy

1971 - 2025

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Volume 22, issue 5-6, 1993

Foreign research and development in Swedish multinationals pp. 373-396

Lars Hakanson and Robert Nobel

Determinants of foreign R&D in Swedish multinationals pp. 397-411

Lars Hakanson and Robert Nobel

Internationalization of R&D -- a survey of some recent research pp. 413-430

Ove Granstrand, Lars Hakanson and Soren Sjolander

Technological learning and entrepreneurial behaviour: A taxonomy of the chemical industry in Venezuela pp. 431-453

Arnoldo Pirela, Rafael Rengifo, Alexis Mercado and Rigas Arvanitis

On high tech snobbery pp. 455-462

Noe van Hulst and Beverly Olds

The battle for biotechnology: Scientific and technological paradigms and the management of biotechnology in Britain in the 1980s pp. 463-478

Brian Balmer and Margaret Sharp

In search of insights into the generation of techno-economic trends: Micro- and macro-constituencies in the microprocessor industry pp. 479-506

Alfonso H. Molina

Funding for innovation in small firms: The role of government pp. 507-519

Ian Moore and Elizabeth Garnsey

New technology adoption in US telecommunications: The role of competitive pressures and firm-level inducements pp. 521-536

Sumit K Majumdar and S. Venkataraman

Lessons from an economy with limited market functions: R&D in Hungary in the 1980s pp. 537-552

K. Balazs

John von Neumann and the origins of modern computing: William Aspray, (the MIT Press, Cambridge, MA/London, 1990) pp. 376, $47.25 in Europe, ISBN: 0-262-01121-2 pp. 553-553

Chunglin Kwa

Networks machines and portfolios: Technology decision-making in large corporations: Jose Allouche and Gerard Pogorel, (Franco Angeli, Milano, 1990) pp. 154, US $15 pp. 554-555

Cristiano Antonelli

Science technology and free trade: J. De L. Motte and L.M. Ducharme (Editors), (Francis Pinter, London, 1990) pp. 156 + ix, [UK pound]37.50, ISBN 0-861-87728-4 pp. 555-557

Cristiano Antonelli

Volume 22, issue 4, 1993

The dynamics of technological innovation: The sector of antibacterial medicines pp. 279-308

Basil Achilladelis

Patterns of collaborative innovation in the US telecommunications industry after divestiture pp. 309-325

Antonello Zanfei

Government's research policy and economic growth: Capital, knowledge and economic pp. 327-336

Wei-Bin Zhang

Estimating the impact of the R&D tax credit on strategic groups in the pharmaceutical industry pp. 337-351

William McCutchen

A bibliometric analysis of six economics research groups: A comparison with peer review pp. 353-368

A. J. Nederhof and A. F. J. van Raan

Scientists in the third world: Jacques Gaillard, (The University Press of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 1991) 190 pp pp. 369-370

Léa Velho

Unavoidable industrial restructuring in Latin America: Fernando Fajnzelber, (Duke University Press, Durham and London, 1990), pp. xvi + 207, US$25 pp. 370-372

Cristiano Antonelli

Volume 22, issue 3, 1993

Adaptability and product development in the Danish plastics industry pp. 181-194

Povl A. Hansen and Goran Serin

Research and development,human capital and trade performance in technology-intensive manufactures: A cross-country analysis pp. 207-241

Peter Daniels

Assessing the performance of European collaborative R&D policy: The case of Eureka pp. 243-264

John Peterson

Multinational companies and technological change: Basic traits and taxonomy of the behaviour of German industrial companies in Spain pp. 265-278

Jose Molero and Mikel Buesa

Volume 22, issue 2, 1993

Introductory note pp. 99-99

A. S. Bean, M. Callon, R. Coenen, C. Freeman, F. Meyer-Krahmer, K. L. R. Pavitt, D. Roessner and J. M. Utterback

Government influence on the process of innovation in Europe and Japan pp. 101-101

T. J. Allen

Interactive innovation in financial and business services: The vanguard of the service revolution pp. 101-102

Richard Barras

Technological paradigms and technological trajectories: A suggested interpretation of the determinants and directions of technical change pp. 102-103

Giovanni Dosi

Innovation: Mapping the winds of creative destruction pp. 102-102

William J. Abernathy and Kim B. Clark

The dominant role of users in the scientific instrument innovation process pp. 103-104

Eric von Hippel

A technology gap approach to why rates differ pp. 103-103

Jan Fagerberg

The roles of science in technological innovation pp. 103-103

Michael Gibbons and Ron Johnston

Technological innovation in a corporatist state: The case of biotechnology in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 104-104

Sheila Jasanoff

Government policy and technical choice in the West German reactor programme pp. 104-105

Otto Keck

Stages of development of industrial tecnology in a developing country: A model pp. 105-105

Linsu-Kim

The diffusion of industrial robots in Japan and the United States pp. 105-105

Edwin Mansfield

Evaluations of innovation programmes in selected European countries pp. 106-107

Frieder Meye-Krahmer and Philippe Montigny

Assessing basic research: Some partial indicators of scientific progress in radio astronomy pp. 106-106

Ben Martin and John Irvine

The influence of market demand upon innovation: A critical review of some recent empirical studies pp. 107-108

David Mowery and Nathan Rosenberg

The consequences of dissent: sociological reflections on the controversy of the low dose effects pp. 108-109

Helga Nowotny

Patents as indicators of corporate technological strength pp. 108-108

Francis Narin, Elliot Noma and Ross Perry

In search of useful theory of innovation pp. 108-108

Richard Nelson and Sidney Winter

Centres of decision in French science policy: The contrasting influences of scientific experts and administrators pp. 109-109

P. Papon

A study of technical innovation in Polish industry pp. 109-110

K. Poznanski

SAPPHO updated -- project SAPPHO phase II pp. 110-110

R. Rothwell, C. Freeman, A. Horsley, V. T. P. Jervis, A. B. Robertson and J. Townsend

Technological guideposts and innovation avenues pp. 110-111

Devendra Sahal

The innovative activities of researchers in Italian industry pp. 111-112

Giorgio Sirilli

Inter-industry technology flows in the United States pp. 111-111

F. M. Scherer

The science/technology relationship, the craft of experimental science, and policy for the improvement of high technology innovation pp. 112-112

Derek de Solla Price

Japanese-style evaluation systems for R&D projects: The MITI experience pp. 112-112

Masami Tanaka

Profiting from technological innovation: Implications for integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy pp. 112-113

David Teece

Analysis of R&D failure pp. 113-113

Pablo T. Spiller and Morris Teubal

Technology and industrial innovation in Sweden: A study of technology-based firms formed between 1965 and 1980 pp. 113-113

James M. Utterback, Marc Meyer, Edward Roberts and Goran Reitberger

Government policies towards industrial innovation: a review pp. 114-115

K. Pavitt and W. Walker

Invention and innovation in the chemical industry: demand-pull or discovery-push? pp. 115-116

Vivien Walsh

The rhetoric of consensus politics: a critical review of technology assessment pp. 116-116

Brian Wynne

Volume 22, issue 1, 1993

Innovation, competition, and industry structure pp. 1-21

James M. Utterback and Fernando F. Suarez

Co-word-based science maps of chemical engineering. Part I: Representations by direct multidimensional scaling pp. 23-45

H. P. F. Peters and A. F. J. van Raan

Co-word-based science maps of chemical engineering. Part II: Representations by combined clustering and multidimensional scaling pp. 47-71

H. P. F. Peters and A. F. J. van Raan

Estimating demand for SDI-related spin-off technologies pp. 73-80

Hans W. Gottinger

Innovation and learning during implementation: a comparison of user and manufacturer innovations pp. 81-95

Sarah Slaughter