Research Policy

1971 - 2025

Current editor(s): M. Bell, B. Martin, W.E. Steinmueller, A. Arora, M. Callon, M. Kenney, S. Kuhlmann, Keun Lee and F. Murray

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Profiting from technological innovation: Implications for integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy pp. 285-305: David Teece
Toward a global agricultural research system: A personal view pp. 307-327: Vernon Ruttan
The researcher in Italy: A profession in search of recognition pp. 329-337: Giorgio Sirilli
Strategic management of industrial R&D pp. 339-340: Neil Kay
About science pp. 340-341: Norman Clark
UK Science Policy: A critical review of policies for publicly funded research pp. 341-342: William D. Carey
The Political Economy of Science and Technology pp. 342-344: Vivien Walsh
Keeping America at work: Strategies for employing the new technologies pp. 344-345: P. Senker

Joint R&D: The case of microelectronics and computer technology corporation pp. 219-231: Merton J. Peck
An experiment in science mapping for research planning pp. 233-251: Peter Healey, Harry Rothman and Paul K. Hoch
Between dirigism and laissez-faire: Effects of implementing the science policy priority for biotechnology in the Netherlands pp. 253-268: Arie Rip and Anton J. Nederhof
Theoretically sound: practically useless? Government grants for industrial R&D in Australia pp. 269-283: Stuart Macdonald

Towards a theory of innovation in services pp. 161-173: Richard Barras
The economic dynamics of technologies development pp. 175-186: Ehud Zuscovitch
Technological intensity: Concept and measurement pp. 187-198: Kristian S. Palda
The distinctive research of the individual inventor pp. 199-210: Stuart Macdonald
Investment and innovation over the long wave pp. 211-218: Scott Moss

The process of technology transfer to the new biomedical and pharmaceutical firm pp. 107-119: Edward B. Roberts and Oscar Hauptman
Innovation policy in an open economy: A normative framework for strategic and tactical issues pp. 121-138: Moshe Justman and Morris Teubal
The international diffusion of new information technologies pp. 139-147: Cristiano Antonelli
Strengthening the management of public research policy in Italy pp. 149-156: Lucio Bianco and Paolo D'Anselmi
The social shaping of technology: Donald MacKenzie and Judy Wajcman (eds.), (Open University Press, London, 1985) pp. 326, [UK pound]20 ([UK pound]9.95 paperback) pp. 157-157: Sally Wyatt
The semiconductor business: Franco Malerba, (Frances Pinter, London, 1985) pp. 264, [UK pound]18.50 pp. 158-159: Gary P. Pisano

The war on poverty and social science research, 1965-1980 pp. 53-65: Robert Haveman
Energy prices and induced innovation pp. 67-75: Frank Lichtenberg
Management system for a scientific research institute based on the assessment of scientific publications pp. 77-87: Peter Vinkler
Technological innovation in a research laboratory in India: A case study pp. 89-103: Shekhar Chaudhuri

Two perceptions of science development pp. 1-11: Michael J. Moravcsik
The impact of R&D on productivity increase in Japanese manufacturing companies pp. 13-19: Hiroyuki Odagiri and Hitoshi Iwata
Schumpeterian innovation and entrepreneurs in capitalism: A case study of the U.S. biotechnology industry pp. 21-31: Martin Kenney
Evaluation of performance of health research in the Netherlands pp. 33-48: Henk Rigter
Imbedded Technology Capability (ITC) and the management of science and technology in China: A research note pp. 49-51: Liang-Yi Zhou and Albert H. Rubenstein

The new product learning cycle pp. 299-313: Modesto A. Maidique and Billie Jo Zirger
The flow of technological innovation in an R & D department pp. 315-328: Arnoud C. L. De Meyer
Technical change and the industrial district: The role of interfirm relations in the growth and transformation of ceramic tile production in Italy pp. 329-343: Margherita Russo
The strategy of university research laboratories in France pp. 345-357: Jean-Claude Castagnos and Claude Echevin

The interaction of design hierarchies and market concepts in technological evolution pp. 235-251: Kim B. Clark
Venture finance, small firms and public policy in the UK pp. 253-265: Roy Rothwell
Project planning in Soviet R&D pp. 267-282: Stephen Fortescue
Demand structure and technological change: The case of the European semiconductor industry pp. 283-297: Franco Malerba

Preface pp. 171-171: Stuart S. Blume and Stan N. Finkelstein
The significance of technological change in medicine: An introduction pp. 173-177: Stuart S. Blume
Innovation in pharmaceuticals: Industrial R&D in the early twentieth century pp. 179-187: Jonathan Liebenau
From the gene to the general practitioner: A paradigm of research pp. 189-203: D.M. Robinson, J. Moskowitz and C.J.M. Lenfant
The influence of health service procurement policy on research and development in the UK medical capital equipment industry pp. 205-211: John Hutton and Keith Hartley
CT scanning and ultrasonography: A comparison of two lines of development and dissemination pp. 213-223: Ulf Berggren
Scientific evidence and the abandonment of medical technology: A study of eight drugs pp. 225-233: Stan N. Finkelstein and Dana L. Gilbert

Research activity, output growth and productivity increase in Japanese manufacturing industries pp. 117-130: Hiroyuki Odagiri
The use of bibliometric data for the measurement of university research performance pp. 131-149: H. F. Moed, W. J. M. Burger, J. G. Frankfort and A. F. J. Van Raan
Towards a scale for measuring technology in new product innovations pp. 151-160: William E. Souder and Paul Shrivastava
Market structure and technology: Their interdependence in Indian industry pp. 161-170: Ashok V. Desai

Technological guideposts and innovation avenues pp. 61-82: Devendra Sahal
Knowledge accumulation and technological advance: The case of synthetic rubber pp. 83-95: Noreen Cooray
The effects of R&D tax credits and allowances in Canada pp. 97-107: Edwin Mansfield and Lorne Switzer
The impact of scientific research on UK agricultural productivity pp. 109-116: C. J. Doyle and M. S. Ridout

William J. Abernathy pp. 1-1: J. Utterback
Innovation: Mapping the winds of creative destruction pp. 3-22: William J. Abernathy and Kim B. Clark
Technological innovation in a corporatist state: The case of biotechnology in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 23-38: Sheila Jasanoff
The technology policy experiment as a policy research tool pp. 39-52: Gregory Tassey
A graphical method for relating multiple socio-economic goals to research and development objectives in agriculture pp. 53-59: Ishai Spharim and Noam G. Seligman