Foresight and STI Governance (Foresight-Russia till No. 3/2015)

2007 - 2024

From National Research University Higher School of Economics
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The Frontiers of Intelligence pp. 4-18: Marcus Anthony
China: Toward a Market-based Open Innovation System pp. 20-31: Liu Xielin and Nannan Lundin
Doctoral Graduates in Canada and the United States: Who Goes to North America for a Degree and Why pp. 36-43: Daniel Boothby
Autonomous Institutions in the Science Sector: the Assessment of Blue-Chip Movables pp. 44-51: Tatiana Kuznetsova
Korea: Advance Strategies pp. 52-63: Marina Boykova and Mikhail Salazkin
Method of Critical Technologies pp. 64-74: Alexander Sokolov

Innovation Priorities for Power Engineering: A Case of Sectoral Foresight pp. 4-11: Alexey Doub and Sergey Shashnov
The Struggle Against Global Warming: The Prospects for Renewable Energy Sources in Russia pp. 12-17: Georgy Safonov
The biotechnology innovation system of Brazil (part II) pp. 18-27: Valeria Judice and Connie Vedovello
PhD Holders: The Labor Market and International Mobility pp. 34-48: Laudeline Auriol
Life Expectancy – The More We Know the Longer We Live? pp. 49-52: Evgeny Andreev and Dmitry Zhdanov
Small R&D Performers in Canada pp. 53-57: Fred Gault and Antoine Rose
Legislative Reform in Science and Innovation pp. 58-65: Oleg Gutnikov
Ireland: A New Development Context pp. 66-75: Marina Boykova and Mikhail Salazkin

Will Economic Crisis Happen? Ìacroeconomic Forecast for Russia 2007–2010 pp. 4-13: Nataliya Akindinova, Valeriy Mironov and Maxim Petronevich
From Fortune-telling to Identification of Prospects: How to Define Future Needs in Qualified Personnel pp. 14-19: Svetlana Tvorogova
The crisis of growth and enhancement games: challenges for innovation and marketing pp. 22-26: Frank Ruff
The biotechnology innovation system of Brazil (part I) pp. 28-36: Valeria Judice and Connie Vedovello
Knowledge-based Services: Today and Tomorrow pp. 37-45: Marina Doroshenko
The Image of Science: How People Percept S&T Achievements pp. 50-59: Olga Shuvalova
Science and technology in Kazakhstan: current status and future prospects pp. 60-68: Amy Moore Mercer and Glenn Schweitzer
Two levels of Foresight in Canada pp. 68-77: Alexander Bikkulov and Mikhail Salazkin

Foresight: A Look Into the Future pp. 8-15: Alexander Sokolov
Foresight in the Republic of Bashkortostan pp. 16-24: Sergey Shashnov
Innovation in the Service Sector pp. 30-33: Stanislav Zaichenko
Staying on the Top: A Case Study of Johnson&Johnson pp. 34-37: Mikhail Salazkin
Science from the View of Russians pp. 38-43: Olga Shuvalova
Russian Science: Bibliometric Indicators pp. 44-53: Leonid Gokhberg and Galina Sagieva
The Government’s Role in Innovation Projects: Capabilities and Constraints pp. 54-60: Galina Kitova, Tatiana Kuznetsova and Svetlana Samovoleva
Having become one of the world leaders in the second half of XX century, Japan has retained all the basic features of a front man, while the global leadership today is much more "expensive" and is much more difficult to achieve. The paper analyses the contribution of Foresight to Japan’s staying at the top. Note: Downloadable document is in Russian pp. 62-67: Yury Denisov
Delphi Method in Foresight Exercises pp. 68-73: Svetlana Kukushkina