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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A cognitive approach to science policy pp. 294-311: Arie Rip
Science, technology, and regional economic development: Review and prospects pp. 312-334: Edward J. Malecki
The content of productivity growth in Swedish manufacturing pp. 336-355: Bo Carlsson
The present status and problems of impact research in technology policy: A case study on the federal program for funding research and development personnel in Germany pp. 356-366: Frieder Meyer-Krahmer
The farm tractor and the nature of technological innovation pp. 368-402: Devendra Sahal

The impact of the science research council's policy of selectivity and concentration on average levels of research support: 1965-1974 pp. 202-220: C. Farina and M. Gibbons
Technology and economic growth: He case of Japan pp. 222-243: Merton J. Peck and Akira Goto
Scientists as consultants to industry in a developing country: An analysis of their roles and economic effectiveness pp. 244-259: Deborah Avriel
Non-price factors in the export competitiveness of agricultural engineering products pp. 260-288: Roy Rothwell

Commercial innovation from university faculty pp. 108-126: Edward B. Roberts and Donald H. Peters
Towards an understanding of technical change in semi-industrialized countries pp. 127-147: Simon Teitel
Production of microbial protein: a study of the development and introduction of a new technology pp. 148-171: Pauline K. Marstrand
Transfer of indigenous technology--some indian cases pp. 172-194: J. V. Rajan, N. D. Seth, S. K. Subramanian, Alok K. Chakrabarti and A. H. Rubenstein

Alternative conceptions of technology pp. 2-24: Devendra Sahal
Evolutionary behavior of complex sociotechnical systems pp. 26-44: Z. Bonen
University research grants management: accountability viewed as an exchange - the U.S. case pp. 46-76: Kathryn Smul Arnow
The impact of r&d spending on the foreign sales of new canadian industrial products pp. 78-98: Vorman W. McGuinness and Blair Little

Government policy and technical choice in the West German reactor programme pp. 302-356: Otto Keck
The state and technical innovation: a case study of the electrical vehicle in France pp. 358-376: M. Callon
The transfer of U.S. technology abroad pp. 378-388: Derek L. Bosworth

A viewpoint on innovation and the chemical industry pp. 203-203: U. Colombo
A study of technical innovation in Polish industry pp. 232-253: Kazimierz Poznanski
Stages of development of industrial technology in a developing country: A model pp. 254-277: Linsu Kim
The consequences of dissent: Sociological reflections on the controversy of the low dose effects pp. 278-294: Helga Nowotny and Helmut Hirsch

The power and the glory: a note on patents and scientific authors pp. 104-114: Mantredo Macioti
Science policy in Sweden: sectorization and adjustment to crisis pp. 116-146: Aant Elzinga
Organisational aspects of Nigeria's research system pp. 148-172: Norman Clark
An analysis of factors influencing the utilization of contract research in a developing country, Korea pp. 174-196: Jinjoo Lee and Albert H. Rubenstein

Dimensions of R&D location in the United States pp. 2-22: E. J. Malecki
Developing countries as exporters of industrial technology pp. 24-52: Sanjaya Lall
The economic effects of innovation: some calculations for The Netherlands pp. 54-73: J. H. Spaa
The origin and direction of industrial R&D in India pp. 74-96: Ashok V. Desai

A quantitative analysis of the science research council's policy of "selectivity and concentration" pp. 306-338: C. Farina and M. Gibbons
The local government market as a stimulus to industrial innovation pp. 340-362: J. David Roessner
R&D strategy in the U.S. pharmaceutical industry pp. 364-382: Jerome E. Schnee
Centres of decision in french science policy: The contrasting influences of scientific experts and administrators pp. 384-398: P. Papon

European policies on space science and technology 1960-1978 pp. 204-243: Michiel Schwarz
Influence of technology on science: a comment on some experiences at IBM research pp. 244-259: D. C. Gazis
Setting research priorities pp. 260-272: H. H. Ross, W. S. Lyon and W. D. Shults
Innovation management for an industrial product pp. 274-283: J. Wim Horsmans
An analysis of the role of users in the total r&d portfolios of scientific instrument firms pp. 284-296: Francis C. Spital

The influence of market demand upon innovation: a critical review of some recent empirical studies pp. 102-153: David Mowery and Nathan Rosenberg
Public bodies as entrepreneurs pp. 154-163: C. M. Cannon and K. Grossfield
Recent trends in research and development in the United Kingdom pp. 164-185: Derek L. Bosworth
Canada-India nuclear cooperation: a rebuttal pp. 187-190: Robert W. Morrison and Edward F. Wonder
Canada-India nuclear cooperation: a rejoinder to a rebuttal pp. 191-198: George Bindon and Sitoo Mukerji

The development of an innovation: the case of porvair pp. 2-25: Michael Gibbons and Dale Littler
The dynamics of scientific manpower and output pp. 26-45: Michael J. Moravcsik and Stephen G. Gibson
Corporate decision-making for allocations to research and development pp. 46-69: Neil Kay
Frameworks for integrating interdisciplinary research pp. 70-79: Frederick A. Rossini and Alan L. Porter
Research policy and industrial materials pp. 80-92: G. F. Ray