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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The productivity of research effort in the US pharmaceutical industry: a statistical approach pp. 330-349: M. E. D. Koenig and D. J. Gans
Technical and institutional transfer in agricultural development pp. 350-378: Vernon Ruttan
The venture capital market and technological innovation pp. 380-408: Alden S. Bean, Dennis D. Schiffel and Mary E. Mogee

The state and technological competition in France or colbertism in the 20th century pp. 214-244: P. Papon
The role of cost - benefit analysis in planning agricultural R & D programmes pp. 246-261: W. S. Wise
Technical change and social need: the case of high rise flats pp. 262-289: Robert McCutcheon
Science and technology in the common market: a progress report pp. 290-310: Manfredo Macioti
Innovation in industry: a discussion of the state-of-art and the results of innovation research in german-speaking countries pp. 312-327: Luitpold Uhlmann

The rhetoric of consensus politics: a critical review of technology assessment pp. 108-158: B. Wynne
Innovations led expansion: the shipbuilding case pp. 160-171: W. Al-Timimi
Field studies with a q-sort/nominal-group process for selecting R & D projects pp. 172-188: Wm. E. Souder
Technological diffusion in the Canadian carpet industry pp. 190-206: Steven Globerman
Response to research policy article on MRCA pp. 207-210: A. Greenwood
MRCA: reply to Mr. Greenwood pp. 211-212: W. B. Walker

Japanese technology policy: achievements and perspectives pp. 2-26: T. Dixon Long
Reflections on Alvin M. Weinberg: a case study on the social foundations of science policy pp. 28-44: Eugene M. Burns and Kenneth E. Studer
Service cost: an approach to technological policy pp. 46-55: Jordan J. Baruch
The European molecular biology organisation: a case-study of decision-making in science policy pp. 56-78: L. Drath, M. Gibbons and J. Ronayne
Phenomenology and models of the growth of science pp. 80-86: Michael J. Moravcsik
Process innovations and improvements as a determinant of the competitive position in the international plastic market pp. 88-105: B. Schott and Wieland Müller

Between the market and the state: dilemmas of french policy for the electronics industry pp. 312-336: John Zysman
Innovation in industry: the state and results of recent economic research in western european countries except f.r. germany pp. 338-359: G. F. Ray
R & D coordination in industry and university pp. 360-371: R. Steck
MRCA: comments on the article by W.B. Walker pp. 373-374: S. B. Saul
MRCA: reply to Professor Saul pp. 375-378: W. B. Walker

The roles of science in technological innovation pp. 220-242: Michael Gibbons and Ron Johnston
Management, politics, and science: a nonseparable system pp. 244-257: L. Vaughn Blankenship
SAPPHO updated - project SAPPHO phase II pp. 258-291: R. Rothwell, C. Freeman, A. Horlsey, V. T. P. Jervis, A. B. Robertson and J. Townsend
The Indian patent system and indigenous R&D pp. 292-306: S. S. Joshi, J. V. Rajan and S. K. Subramanian

Science and technology in Sweden: The fabians versus Europe pp. 133-155: Ingemar N. H. Dorfer
Assessing research output and momentum pp. 156-170: R. E. Faust
Some characteristic aspects of science policy in the federal republic of Germany pp. 172-180: Hermann Lubbe
Scientific cities pp. 182-200: H. Inhaber
Canadian science policy: Report number four revisited pp. 202-215: Andrew H. Wilson

US government support for civilian technology: economic theory versus political practice pp. 2-16: George Eads
The adoption of the sappho method in the Hungarian electronics industry pp. 18-28: Georges D. Szakasits
The `Hungarian sappho': some comments and comparisons pp. 30-38: Roy Rothwell
Behavioural aspects of research management - a review pp. 40-76: Stuart S. Blume
High-voltage electron microscopy in the UK pp. 78-87: P. B. Hirsch
A refinement of extrinsic criteria for scientific choice pp. 88-97: Michael J. Moravcsik
Some aspects of regional-national scientific relationships in East Africa: a summary pp. 98-122: Theodore W. Schlie and Albert H. Rubenstein
Science policy in New Zealand pp. 124-131: M. L. Gimpl

The multi-role combat aircraft (MRCA): a case study in European collaboration pp. 280-305: W. B. Walker
Some remarks and proposals concerning the planning and performance of technology assessment studies pp. 306-321: Herbert Paschen and Klaus Gresser
Discussion on principles of organizing applied research and development pp. 322-334: Paul Lovland
The limits of science policy in a developing country: the Turkish case a study based on the experience of the scientific and technical research council of Turkey pp. 336-363: Ergun Turkcan
Innovation in a federal state pp. 364-379: Andrew H. Wilson
R&D, innovation and microeconomic growth: a case study pp. 380-403: B. Schott and Klaus von Grebmer

A behavioral study of international technology transfer between the United States and West Germany pp. 160-184: B. M. Kohler, A. H. Rubenstein and C. F. Douds
An operational, policy-oriented research categorization scheme pp. 186-202: Charles E. Falk
The role of communications in technological innovation pp. 204-225: R. Rothwell and A. B. Robertson
Research planning in French science policy: an assessment pp. 226-245: P. Papon
Patent data as a guide to industrial activity pp. 246-264: W. D. Reekie
Measures of scientific growth pp. 266-275: Michael J. Moravcsik

A dying debate pp. 88-92: Claus Koch
What is the place of research and technological innovations in business planning? pp. 128-143: Bela Gold
Nucleonic thickness gauges -- a SAPPHO pair pp. 144-156: R. Rothwell

Public accountability and the project-grant mechanism pp. 2-16: Bernard R. Stein
Technological assessment of external effects pp. 18-39: P. F. Teniere-Buchot
Application of ppbs to r&d planning pp. 40-55: Klaus Gresser
Decision-making in big science--the development of the high-voltage electron microscope pp. 56-70: B. Leach
A note on the implementation and use of models for r&d planning pp. 72-85: Bertil Naslnd and Bo Sellstedt