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 36, issue 10, 2009

Indicator development as ‘boundary spanning’ between scientists and policy-makers pp. 743-752

Helga Pülzl and Ewald Rametsteiner

When and how to use bibliometrics as a screening tool for research performance pp. 753-762

Ulrich Schmoch and Torben Schubert

Characterizing the European university system: a preliminary classification using census microdata pp. 763-775

Andrea Bonaccorsi and Cinzia Daraio

Too big to fly? A review of the first EU citizens' conferences pp. 777-789

Laurie Boussaguet and Renaud Dehousse

The science-policy interface: experience of a workshop for climate change researchers and water managers pp. 791-798

Katharine Jacobs, Gregg Garfin and James Buizer

A trans-Keynesian vision of innovation for the contemporary economic crisis: ‘picking winners’ revisited pp. 799-808

Henry Etzkowitz and Liana Ranga

A day in the life of an Iranian S&T policy researcher pp. 809-811

Sepehr Ghazinoory

Laboring through the models pp. 813-814

David Bruggeman

The interface of science and politics: a watershed pp. 814-815

Susana Borrás

Volume 36, issue 9, 2009

Public research funding systems in central and eastern Europe: between excellence and relevance: introduction to special section pp. 659-666

Slavo Radosevic and Benedetto Lepori

Comparing the organization of public research funding in central and eastern European countries pp. 667-681

Julita Jabłecka, Karel Sima and Kadri Ukrainski

Competition for public project funding in a small research system: the case of Estonia pp. 683-695

Jaan Masso and Kadri Ukrainski

Between historical heritage and policy learning: the reform of public research funding systems in Poland, 1989–2007 pp. 697-708

Julita Jabłecka and Benedetto Lepori

The planning, management and communication of research to inform environmental policy making and regulation: an empirical study of current practices in Europe pp. 709-721

John Holmes and Jennie Savgård

The importance of the ‘international collaboration dividend’: the case of China pp. 723-735

David Tyfield, Yongguan Zhu and Jinghua Cao

Principles matter pp. 737-738

Paul Dufour

Painful econometrics pp. 739-740

Jay Stewart

Volume 36, issue 8, 2009

Getting patent policy right: an introduction to a special issue on the European patent system pp. 583-585

Matthew J Elsmore

Prevailing impact trends in patenting pp. 587-594

Matthew J Elsmore

Academic patenting and the professor's privilege: evidence on Denmark from the KEINS database pp. 595-607

Francesco Lissoni, Peter Lotz, Jens Schovsbo and Adele Treccani

Increasing access to patented inventions by post-grant measures pp. 609-618

Jens Schovsbo

Governing the patent system in Europe: the EPO's supranational autonomy and its need for a regulatory perspective pp. 619-629

Ingrid Schneider

Patent reform in Europe and the US pp. 631-640

Susana Borrás and Brian Kahin

Cooperation, trust and risk in the world's major patent offices pp. 641-647

Peter Drahos

Getting patent policy right: a conclusion to a special issue on the European patent system pp. 649-652

Matthew J Elsmore

Shift to a new economy? pp. 653-655

Tanya Phillips

Whither science and technology studies? pp. 655-655

Maria Nedeva

Volume 36, issue 7, 2009

Science and technology parks: habitats of innovation: introduction to special section pp. 499-510

Joan Bellavista and Luis Sanz

Mainstreaming innovation policy in less favoured regions: the case of Patras Science Park, Greece pp. 511-521

Maria P Efstathiou and Petros P Groumpos

Creativity: people, environment and culture, the key elements in its understanding and interpretation pp. 523-535

José Alberto S Aranha and Julia Zardo

Homo creativus: creativity and serendipity management in third generation science and technology parks pp. 537-548

Ilkka Kakko and Sam Inkinen

Defining regional research priorities: a new approach pp. 549-559

Hariolf Grupp, Sybille Hinze and Barbara Breitschopf

The coproduction of immigrant integration policy and research in the Netherlands: the case of the Scientific Council for Government Policy pp. 561-573

Peter Scholten

Wage disparity and innovation pp. 579-580

Walter D Valdiva

Volume 36, issue 6, 2009

Influence of research funding and science policy on university research performance: A comparison of five countries pp. 419-430

Mika Nieminen

The evolution of Norway's national innovation system pp. 431-444

Jan Fagerberg, David C Mowery and Bart Verspagen

Multiple institutional rationalities in the regulation of health technologies: An ethnographic examination pp. 445-455

Mavis Jones and Janice E Graham

Public support to private innovation in multi-level governance systems: An empirical investigation pp. 457-467

Andrea Fernández-Ribas

Science policy and public accountability in Poland: The case of embryonic stem-cell research pp. 469-482

Teresa Kulawik

The trajectory of scientific citizenship in Denmark: Changing balances between public competence and public participation pp. 483-496

Niels Mejlgaard

Volume 36, issue 5, 2009

The National Citizens' Technology Forum: lessons for the future pp. 335-347

Mark Philbrick and Javiera Barandiaran

Public procurement as an innovation policy tool: The role of institutions pp. 349-360

Max Rolfstam

Local variation or global convergence in agricultural biotechnology policy? A comparative analysis pp. 361-371

Daniel Lee Kleinman, Abby J Kinchy and Robyn Autry

University—industry interactions in an immature system of innovation: Evidence from Minas Gerais, Brazil pp. 373-386

Leandro Alves Silva, Sara Gonçalves Antunes de Souza, Hérica Morais Righi and Wellington Marcelo Silva da Cruz

In search of relevance: The changing contract between science and society pp. 387-401

Laurens K Hessels, Harro van Lente and Ruud Smits

The effectiveness of boundary objects: the case of ecological indicators pp. 403-412

Esther Turnhout

Defining and exploring governance pp. 413-414

Jessica O'Reilly

Not just a pretty patent pp. 414-416

David Bruggeman

Volume 36, issue 4, 2009

Assessing the impact of research on policy: A literature review pp. 255-270

Annette Boaz, Siobhan Fitzpatrick and Ben Shaw

A new model of technological learning for Russia pp. 271-286

Tatyana Soubbotina and Charles Weiss

What do civil society organisations expect from participation in science? Lessons from Germany and Spain on the issue of GMOs pp. 287-299

Maria Paola Ferretti and Vincenzo Pavone

Export growth, foreign direct investment and technological capability building under the maquila model: Winding roads, few intersections pp. 301-315

Ramón Padilla-Pérez and Jorge Mario Martínez-Piva

Why are top universities losing their lead? An economics modelling-based approach pp. 317-330

Peter Andras and Bruce G Charlton

Volume 36, issue 3, 2009

NanoSI: Exploring nanotechnology research conflation and nano-innovation dynamism in the case of Japan pp. 170-182

Nazrul Islam and Kumiko Miyazaki

International collaboration in global environmental research: A comparison of the International Geosphere Biosphere Program and the International Hydrological Program pp. 183-197

Arlette Jappe

Will genomics erode public health and prevention? A scenario of unintended consequences in the Netherlands pp. 199-213

Tilo Propp and Ellen H M Moors

Differences in publication and dissemination practices between disciplinary and transdisciplinary science and the consequences for research evaluation pp. 215-227

Alexander Kaufmann and Andrea Kasztler

The politics of risk in contemporary Portugal: Tensions in the consolidation of science-policy relations pp. 229-239

Maria Eduarda Gonçalves and Ana Delicado

A model for national planning under new roles for government: Case study of the National Iranian Nanotechnology Initiative pp. 241-249

Sepehr Ghazinoory, Saber Mirzaei and Soroush Ghazinoori

Informing and improving innovation policy pp. 250-251

Diana Hicks

Volume 36, issue 2, 2009

Introduction: New challenges for universities beyond education and research pp. 83-84

Bo Göransson, Rasigan Maharajh and Ulrich Schmoch

Universities and socio-economic development in Tanzania: public perceptions and realities on the ground pp. 85-90

Burton L M Mwamila and Bitrina D Diyamett

Reaching out to society: Vietnamese universities in transition pp. 91-95

Ngoc Ca Tran

Higher education and socio-economic development in Cuba: high rewards of a risky high-tech strategy pp. 97-101

Isarelis Pérez Ones and Jorge Núñez Jover

University-owned enterprises as entry point to the knowledge economy in China pp. 103-108

Wang Haiyan and Zhou Yuan

University start-ups for breaking lock-ins of the Brazilian economy pp. 109-114

Anne-Marie Maculan and José Manoel Carvalho de Mello

Bridging university and society in Uruguay: perceptions and expectations pp. 115-119

Isabel Bortagaray

Towards a new role of universities in Russia: prospects and limitations pp. 121-126

Leonid Gokhberg, Tatiana Kuznetsova and Stanislav Zaichenko

Rethinking the linkages between teaching and extension in South Africa pp. 127-132

Lindile L Ndabeni and Rasigan Maharajh

Moving beyond teaching and research: economic and social tasks of universities in Latvia pp. 133-137

Anda Adamsone-Fiskovica, Janis Kristapsons, Erika Tjunina and Inga Ulnicane-Ozolina

Linkages to the civil society as ‘leisure time activities’? Experiences at a German university pp. 139-144

Georg Krücken, Frank Meier and Andre Müller

Vitalizing the Swedish university system: implementation of the ‘third mission’ pp. 145-150

Bo Göransson and Claes Brundenius

Linking between Danish universities and society pp. 151-156

Birgitte Gregersen, Lisbeth Tved Linde and Jorgen Gulddahl Rasmussen

New activities of universities in transfer and extension: multiple requirements and manifold solutions pp. 157-164

Bo Göransson, Rasigan Maharajh and Ulrich Schmoch

Where is the innovator without the capital? pp. 165-166

David Bruggeman

Bringing developing country innovation into the mainstream pp. 166-167

Naubahar Sharif

Volume 36, issue 1, 2009

The alignment of public research supply and industry demand for effective technology transfer: the case of Italy pp. 2-14

Giovanni Abramo and Andrea D'Angelo

Towards an innovation system in the traditional sector: the case of the Nigerian cocoa industry pp. 15-31

John Olatunji Adeoti and Olayiwola Olubamiwa

Learning by firms: the black box of South Africa's innovation system pp. 33-45

Jo Lorentzen

Bioethical governance and basic stem cell science: China and the global biomedicine economy pp. 47-59

Brian Salter and Ren-Zong Qiu

State of exception in the regulation of genetically modified organisms in Brazil pp. 61-71

Victor Pelaez

Underscoring the need for rigorous energy technology policy analysis pp. 73-74

Rebecca Johnson

A friendly neighborhood innovation system pp. 74-76

David Bruggeman

Culture as enabler pp. 76-77

Choon-Lee Chai