International Journal of Technological Learning, Innovation and Development

2007 - 2026

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The organisational decomposition of innovation and global distribution of innovative activities: insights and research agenda pp. 231-249: Hubert Schmitz and Simone Strambach
Pitfalls and opportunities in knowledge sharing: experiences from a research capacity building project in Central America pp. 250-273: Bjorn Johnson, Jens Muller, Birgitte Gregersen and Jeffrey Orozco
Standards as a platform for innovation and learning in the global economy: a case study of the Chilean salmon farming industry pp. 274-293: Michiko Iizuka
National system of innovation and technological learning: an integrated framework for understanding technological capability development in the Russian forestry sector pp. 294-313: Ekaterina Thomas and Kirit Vaidya
Exploring the impact of national system of innovation on the outcomes of foreign direct investment pp. 314-345: Angathevar Baskaran and Mammo Muchie

What makes firms grow in developing countries? An extension of the resource-based theory of firm growth and empirical analysis pp. 139-172: Keun Lee and Tilahun Temesgen
The state and innovation policy in late development: evidence from South Africa and Malaysia pp. 173-192: Oyebanji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka and Padmashree Gehl Sampath
South Africa's exports of high-technology products: a comparative perspective and some policy priorities pp. 193-209: David Kaplan
The geography of innovation in South Africa: a first cut pp. 210-229: Jo Lorentzen

Globalisation of the automotive industry: main features and trends pp. 7-24: Timothy J. Sturgeon, Olga Memedovic, Johannes Van Biesebroeck and Gary Gereffi
The North American automotive value chain: Canada's role and prospects pp. 25-52: Timothy J. Sturgeon, Johannes Van Biesebroeck and Gary Gereffi
Innovation capabilities in the Brazilian automobile industry: a study of vehicle assemblers' technological strategies and policy recommendations pp. 53-75: Ruy Quadros and Flavia Consoni
The past, present and future of China's automotive industry: a value chain perspective pp. 76-118: Matthias Holweg, Jianxi Luo and Nick Oliver
Auto-component industry in Asia: structure, trade patterns and potential for further upgrading pp. 119-137: Biswajit Nag

Global value chains in the least developed countries of the world: threats and opportunities for local producers pp. 459-481: Carlo Pietrobelli
The global leather value chain: the industries, the main actors and prospects for upgrading in LDCs pp. 482-519: Olga Memedovic and Heikki Mattila
Innovation and internationalisation in the white goods GVC: the case of Arcelik pp. 520-535: Federico Bonaglia, Asli M. Colpan and Andrea Goldstein
Global values chains and networks in dialogue with consumption and social movements pp. 536-550: John Wilkinson
Innovation offshoring and Asia's electronics industry – the new dynamics of global networks pp. 551-576: Dieter Ernst

Mapping integrative trade: conceptualising and measuring global value chains pp. 237-257: Timothy J. Sturgeon
Inter-firm relationships in global value chains: trends in chain governance and their policy implications pp. 258-282: John Humphrey and Hubert Schmitz
Value chain analysis: a tool for enhancing export supply policies pp. 283-308: Raphael Kaplinsky and Mike Morris
Innovation offshoring and outsourcing: what are the implications for industrial policy? pp. 309-329: Dieter Ernst
Measuring international production fragmentation: where do we stand? pp. 330-352: Silvia Formentini and P. Lelio Iapadre
Fuelling the global value chains: what role for logistics capabilities? pp. 353-374: Olga Memedovic, Lauri Ojala, Jean-Paul Rodrigue and Tapio Naula
From clusters to cluster-based economic development pp. 375-392: Christian Ketels and Olga Memedovic
Regional innovation systems: origin of the species pp. 393-409: Philip Cooke
Beyond interoperability to digital ecosystems: regional innovation and socio-economic development led by SMEs pp. 410-426: Paolo Dini, Gabriella Lombardo, Robin Mansell, Amir Reza Razavi, Sotiris Moschoyiannis, Paul Krause, Andrea Nicolai and Lorena Rivera LeÃ³n
Linking to global logistics value chains: an imperative for developing countries pp. 427-450: Lauri Ojala, Dan Andersson and Tapio Naula

Why sustain fundamental research? pp. 125-135: Jean-Jacques Salomon
Multinational firms and productivity catching-up: the case of Chilean manufacturing pp. 136-152: Roberto Alvarez and Gustavo Crespi
Technology policy in Malaysia pp. 153-178: Greg Felker and Jomo Kwame Sundaram
The systemic quad: technological capabilities and economic performance of computer and component firms in Penang and Johor, Malaysia pp. 179-203: Rajah Rasiah
Developing the complex system in Korea: the case study of TDX and CDMA telecom system pp. 204-225: Jae-Yong Choung and Hye-Ran Hwang

The changing institutional requirements for technological and economic catch up pp. 4-12: Richard Nelson
Innovation, growth and economic development: have the conditions for catch-up changed? pp. 13-33: Jan Fagerberg and Bart Verspagen
Latecomer strategies for catching-up: the cases of renewable energies and the LED programme pp. 34-42: John A. Mathews
The role of managers, entrepreneurs and the literati in enterprise performance and economic growth pp. 43-64: David Teece
The impact of the Asian drivers on innovation and development strategies: lesson from Sub-Saharan Africa experience pp. 65-82: Raphael Kaplinsky
Attraction and deterrence in the location of foreign-owned R&D activities: the role of positive and negative spillovers pp. 83-111: John Cantwell and Lucia Piscitello
Why Japan and Korea lead the USA and Europe in broadband pp. 112-124: Martin Fransman