Science and Public Policy

Volume 23 - 52

Current editor(s): Nicoletta Corrocher, Jeong-Dong Lee, Mireille Matt and Nicholas Vonortas

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Volume 38, issue 9, 2011

Introduction to special issue on learning, innovation systems and policy in honour of Bengt-Åke Lundvall pp. 666-668

Susana Borrás, Jan Fagerberg and Charles Edquist

National innovation systems: the emergence of a new approach pp. 669-679

Jan Fagerberg and Koson Sapprasert

The Moon and the Ghetto revisited pp. 681-690

Richard Nelson

Do labour markets and educational and training systems matter for innovation outcomes? A multi-level analysis for the EU-27 pp. 691-702

Edward Lorenz

From user-producer relations to the learning economy pp. 703-711

Björn Johnson

User-producer interaction as a driver of innovation: costs and advantages in an open innovation model pp. 713-723

Keld Laursen

Policy learning and organizational capacities in innovation policies pp. 725-734

Susana Borrás

Publications pp. 735-738

Bengt-Åke Lundvall

Conflicts of interest and the future of medicine pp. 739-740

Deborah Bassett

Volume 38, issue 8, 2011

Citizens' impact on knowledge-intensive policy: introduction to a special issue pp. 583-588

Janus Hansen

Democratic theory and citizen participation: democracy models in the evaluation of public participation in science and technology pp. 589-597

Peter Biegelbauer and Janus Hansen

Stop looking up the ladder: analyzing the impact of participatory technology assessment from a process perspective pp. 599-608

Erich Griessler

Assessing the impacts of citizen participation in science governance: exploring new roads in comparative analysis pp. 609-617

Janus Hansen and Agnes Allansdottir

Cultures, contexts and commitments in the governance of controversial technologies: US, UK and Canadian publics and xenotransplantation policy development pp. 619-628

Edna F Einsiedel, Mavis Jones and Meaghan Brierley

Framing the public: the policy process around xenotransplantation in Latvia and Sweden 1970–2004 pp. 629-637

Jekaterina Kaleja and Aivita Putnina

Time, timing and narrative at the interface between UK technoscience and policy pp. 639-648

Siân M Beynon-Jones and Nik Brown

Sharing research tools in academia: the case of Japan pp. 649-659

Sotaro Shibayama and Yasunori Baba

Cognition and the theory of the firm pp. 661-662

Brian Wixted

The science of science policy pp. 662-664

David Bruggeman

Volume 38, issue 7, 2011

From gift to waste: changing policies in biobanking practices pp. 510-520

Aaro Tupasela

European competitiveness in information technology and long-term scientific performance pp. 521-540

Andrea Bonaccorsi

Stem cell researchers' trust, ambivalence and reflexivity: opportunities for improved science-public relations? pp. 541-554

Nicola J Marks

The effects of a changing institutional environment on academic research practices: three cases from agricultural science pp. 555-568

Laurens K Hessels, John Grin and Ruud E H M Smits

The role of business centres in firms' networking capabilities and performance pp. 569-580

Andre Spithoven and Mirjam Knockaert

Volume 38, issue 6, 2011

Introduction to a special issue: Academic knowledge production, diffusion and commercialization: policies, practices and perspectives pp. 422-424

Liudvika Leisyte and Hugo Horta

University-industry research collaborations in Canada: the role of federal policy instruments pp. 425-435

Creso M Sá and Jeffrey Litwin

University commercialization policies and their implementation in the Netherlands and the United States pp. 437-448

Liudvika Leisyte

How does size matter for science? Exploring the effects of research unit size on academics' scientific productivity and information exchange behaviors pp. 449-460

Hugo Horta and T Austin Lacy

Organizational and individual determinants of patent production of academic scientists and engineers in the United States pp. 463-479

Wan-Ling Huang, Mary K Feeney and Eric W Welch

Mind the gap and bridge the gap: research excellence and diffusion of academic knowledge in Sweden pp. 481-492

Fumi Kitagawa

The co-evolution of universities' academic research and knowledge-transfer activities: the case of South Korea pp. 493-503

Ki-Seok Kwon

Business models and value creation within the biopharmaceutical industry pp. 504-508

Terje Grønning

Volume 38, issue 5, 2011

High-tech hopes: policy objectives and business reality in the biopharmaceutical industry pp. 338-348

Juha Tuunainen

Managing for success in international scientific collaborations: views from Canadian government senior science managers pp. 349-364

Diane A Isabelle and Louise A Heslop

Science-industry links in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States: conventional policy wisdom facing reality pp. 365-378

Slavo Radosevic

User engagement in sustainability research pp. 379-390

Sonia Talwar, Arnim Wiek and John Robinson

Participatory paternalism: citizens' conferences in Austrian technology governance pp. 391-402

Alexander Degelsegger and Helge Torgersen

Fostering sustainable technologies: a framework for analysing the governance of innovation systems pp. 403-415

Karl Hillman, Måns Nilsson, Annika Rickne and Thomas Magnusson

Sifting the wisdom of greybeards pp. 416-417

David Bruggeman

What to do with politicized science? pp. 417-419

Jean-Baptiste Gouyon

The sociology of scientific work pp. 419-420

Geneviève Teil

Volume 38, issue 4, 2011

UK universities look beyond the patent policy discourse in their intellectual property strategies pp. 254-268

Birgitte Andersen and Federica Rossi

Scientific publications and patenting by companies: a study of the whole population of Canadian firms over 25 years pp. 269-278

Éric Archambault and Vincent Larivière

Making climate change governable: the case of the UK climate change risk assessment and adaptation planning pp. 279-292

Janette Webb

Does technical education in India contribute to its Core-HRST? A case study of IIT Madras pp. 293-305

Anant Kamath

Innovation in global public goods: issues and challenges in provision of environment-monitoring services in Europe pp. 307-318

Mohammed Saad, Surja Datta and Dimitrios Papadakis

Agricultural biotechnology and regulatory innovation in India pp. 319-331

Julia Freeman, Terre Satterfield and Milind Kandlikar

Information infrastructures and understanding of global warming pp. 332-333

Gianluca Miscione

The interdisciplinary impacts of nanotechnology: a look into the future pp. 334-335

Evan S Michelson

Volume 38, issue 3, 2011

Are incubators and science parks effective for research spin-offs? Evidence from Italy pp. 170-184

Elisa Salvador and Secondo Rolfo

Challenges for career and mobility of researchers in Europe pp. 185-198

Ludmila Ivancheva and Elissaveta Gourova

Conflicting advocacy coalitions in an evolving modern biotechnology regulatory subsystem: policy learning and influencing Kenya's regulatory policy process pp. 199-211

Ann Njoki Kingiri

Mode-2 social science knowledge production? The case of Danish sociology between institutional crisis and new welfare stabilizations pp. 213-224

Kristoffer Kropp and Anders Blok

Co-producing European climate science and policy: a cautionary note on the making of useful knowledge pp. 225-236

Eva Lövbrand

Do public research organisations own most patents invented by their staff? pp. 237-250

Joaquín M. Azagra-Caro

Microchips are made of people pp. 251-252

Ben Li

Volume 38, issue 2, 2011

Introduction to special issue: The policy rationale for cross-sector research collaboration and contemporary consequences pp. 82-86

Tim Turpin and Manuel Fernández-Esquinas

Cross-sector research collaboration in Australia: the Cooperative Research Centres Program at the crossroads pp. 87-97

Sam Garrett-Jones

Institutionalization of university-industry interaction: an empirical study of the impact of formal structures on collaboration patterns pp. 99-107

Taran Thune and Magnus Gulbrandsen

Institutions and practice in cross-sector research collaboration: conceptual considerations with empirical illustrations from the German science sector pp. 109-121

Daniel Schiller

Cross-sector research collaboration in the USA: a national innovation system perspective pp. 123-133

Denis O Gray

Emerging forms of cross-sector collaboration in the Spanish innovation system pp. 135-146

Manuel Fernández-Esquinas and Irene Ramos-Vielba

Irish experience of cross-sector research collaboration initiatives pp. 147-155

Jim Ryan

Structural innovations: towards a unified perspective? pp. 157-167

Jeremy Howells and Jakob Edler

Volume 38, issue 1, 2011

Introduction to special issue: The emerging role of universities in socio-economic development through knowledge networking pp. 3-6

Mohammed Saad and Girma Zawdie

University and innovation systems: the case of India pp. 7-17

Surja Datta and Mohammed Saad

The knowledge sphere, social capital and growth of indigenous knowledge-based SMEs in the Thai dessert industry pp. 19-29

Nattaka Yokakul and Girma Zawdie

What are the factors driving university-industry linkages in latecomer firms: evidence from Mexico pp. 31-42

José Luis Sampedro

Fostering university-industry interactions under a triple helix model: the case of Nuevo Leon, Mexico pp. 43-53

Marcia Villasana

Measuring the roles universities play in regional innovation systems: a comparative study between Chilean and Canadian natural resource-based regions pp. 55-66

Scott Tiffin and Martin Kunc

Are small, medium- and micro-sized enterprises engines of innovation? The reality in South Africa pp. 67-78

Irma Booyens

A classic laboratory study in science policy clothing pp. 79-80

Olof Hallonsten