Science and Public Policy

Volume 23 - 52

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Volume 44, issue 6, 2017

Compositional dynamics of multilevel innovation platforms in agricultural research for development pp. 739-752

Dieuwke Lamers, Marc Schut, Laurens Klerkx and Piet van Asten

Projecting and producing ‘usefulness’ of biomedical research infrastructures; or why the Singapore Tissue Network closed pp. 753-762

Erik Aarden

Attracting foreign R&D through international centres of excellence: early experiences from Chile pp. 763-774

Laurens Klerkx and José Guimón

More than research intermediaries: a descriptive study of the impact and value of learned societies in the UK social sciences pp. 775-788

Michael Hewitt, Robert Dingwall and Ilke Turkmendag

The perceived impact of four funding streams on academic research production in Nordic countries: the perspectives of system actors† pp. 789-801

Olivier Bégin-Caouette, Evanthia Kalpazidou Schmidt and Cynthia C Field

Strategic behaviour of research groups within the entrepreneurial university policy rhetoric: the Estonian biotechnology sector pp. 802-820

Margit Kirs, Erkki Karo and Priit Lumi

Advisory commissions, academic expertise and democratic legitimacy: the case of Norway pp. 821-833

Johan Christensen and Cathrine Holst

Influences of academic institutional factors on R&D funding for graduate students pp. 834-854

Alexandra Graddy-Reed, Lauren Lanahan and Nicole M V Ross

Understanding the infrastructure of European Research Infrastructures—The case of the European Social Survey (ESS-ERIC) pp. 855-864

Maria Duclos Lindstrøm and Kristoffer Kropp

Inconsistencies in the Governance of Interdisciplinarity: the Case of the Italian Higher Education System pp. 865-875

Davide Donina, Marco Seeber and Stefano Paleari

Concise Guide to Entrepreneurship, Technology and Innovation pp. 876-877

Imogen Wade

Assessing the Societal Implications of Emerging Technologies: Anticipatory Governance in Practice pp. 877-879

Shannon N Conley

Portfolio Society: On the Capitalist Mode of Prediction pp. 879-880

Jakub Hlavka

Why Are We Waiting?: The Logic, Urgency, and Promise of Tackling Climate Change pp. 880-882

Anna P Goldstein

“The Politics of Pure Science” Revisited pp. 883-886

David Kaldewey and Désirée Schauz

Volume 44, issue 5, 2017

From thematic to organizational prioritization: the challenges of implementing RDI priorities pp. 599-608

Tomas Hellström, Merle Jacob and Karolin Sjöö

Human and social capital determinants of translational activity in medical sciences pp. 609-619

KyungWoo Kim, Eric W. Welch and Timothy Johnson

Technology policy, technology strategy and innovation performance: evidence from Chinese aircraft and spacecraft manufacturing pp. 620-630

Yang Yang, Jin Hong, Ge Song and Song Hong

Commercialising university inventions for sustainability—a case study of (non-)intermediating ‘cleantech’ at Aalto University pp. 631-644

Paula Kivimaa, Wouter Boon and Riina Antikainen

Moving towards Mode 2? Evidence-based policy-making and the changing conditions for educational research in Germany pp. 645-655

Mike Zapp and Justin J. W. Powell

Beyond catch-up—can a new innovation policy help China overcome the middle income trap? pp. 656-669

Xielin Liu, Sylvia Schwaag Serger, Ulrike Tagscherer and Amber Y. Chang

Inventor mobility and the geography of knowledge flows: evidence from the US biopharmaceutical industry pp. 670-682

Zafer Sonmez

Determinants of grant decisions in R&D subsidy programmes: Evidence from firms and S&T organisations in Portugal pp. 683-697

Ana M. Silva, Sandra T. Silva and Anabela Carneiro

Disrupting regulation: understanding industry engagement on endocrine-disrupting chemicals pp. 698-706

Brett Aho

Island + Bridge: how transformative innovation is organized in the federal government pp. 707-721

Avery Sen

Follow the Money: Funding Research in a Large Academic Health Center pp. 722-723

Susan M. Fitzpatrick

Understanding the economics of the Internet and the economic processes of the e-businesses pp. 723-725

Anup Kumar Das

A World to Live In: An Ecologist’s Vision for a Plundered Planet pp. 725-726

Anshu Ogra

An international exploration of university–industry links pp. 726-727

André Luiz Sica de Campos

Bridging gaps and squaring circles: attempts at a cross-European technology assessment pp. 728-729

Karen Kastenhofer

A perspective on ‘Big Data’ pp. 730-737

Fred Phillips

Volume 44, issue 4, 2017

Evolution of interdisciplinary collaboration: what are stimulating conditions? pp. 451-463

Jurian Edelenbos, Nanny Bressers and Lieselot Vandenbussche

Beyond the digital divide: Towards a situated approach to open data pp. 464-475

Louise M. Bezuidenhout, Sabina Leonelli, Ann H. Kelly and Brian Rappert

From the idea of scale to the idea of agency: An actor-network theory perspective on policy development for renewable energy pp. 476-485

Marfuga Iskandarova

The effects of funding and co-authorship on research performance in a small scientific community pp. 486-496

Franc Mali, Toni Pustovrh, Rok Platinovšek, Luka Kronegger and Anuška Ferligoj

R&D Programmes, Policy Mix, and the ‘European Paradox’: Evidence from European SMEs pp. 497-512

Dragana Radicic and Geoffrey Pugh

Quality monitoring in transition: The challenge of evaluating translational research programs in academic biomedicine pp. 513-523

Alexander D. Rushforth and Sarah de Rijcke

A fragile transparency: satellite imagery analysis, non-state actors, and visual representations of security pp. 524-534

Nina Witjes and Philipp Olbrich

All different? All equal? differentiation of universities’ mission statements and excellence initiatives in Germany pp. 535-545

Jens Jungblut and Marc Jungblut

Decentralisation as substantial and institutional policy change: scrutinising the regionalisation of science policy in Norway pp. 546-555

Kristoffer Kolltveit and Jostein Askim

Wonks and geeks: examining commercial technology stakeholders’ perceptions of and interactions with public policy pp. 556-564

Lillian Ablon and Andrea A. Golay

A comparison of university technology transfer offices’ commercialization strategies in the Scandinavian countries pp. 565-577

Lars Bengtsson

Ethics, Environmental Justice and Climate Change pp. 578-598

John W. Sutherlin

Smart Technologies and the End(s) of Law pp. 579-580

Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech

Towards strengthening European scientific elite? pp. 580-582

Inga Ulnicane

Beyond the dichotomy of instrumentality and non-instrumentality of knowledge production: The case of generation challenge programme pp. 583-597

Soutrik Basu, Joost Jongerden and Guido Ruivenkamp

The perceived impact of four funding streams on academic research production in Nordic countries: the perspectives of system actors† pp. 598-598

Olivier Bégin-Caouette, Evanthia Kalpazidou Schmidt and Cynthia C. Field

Volume 44, issue 3, 2017

Lyme disease in the Dutch policy context: patient consultation in government research agenda setting pp. 303-316

Willemijn M. den Oudendammer and Jacqueline E.W. Broerse

Nanoscientists and political involvement: Which characteristics make scientists more likely to support engagement in political debates? pp. 317-327

Youngjae Kim, Elizabeth A. Corley and Dietram A. Scheufele

Can Research, Development, and Innovation Policies Cross Borders? The Case of Nordic–Baltic Region pp. 328-340

Piret Tõnurist and Rainer Kattel

Invisible Constraints: The Relationship among Non-Competition Agreements, Inventor Mobility, and Patent Commercialization pp. 341-353

Hsini Huang

Unfolding policies for innovation intermediaries in China: A discourse network analysis pp. 354-368

Chadwick (Chengwei) Wang and Luhao Wang

Ethics of Emerging Information and Communication Technologies pp. 369-381

Bernd Carsten Stahl, Job Timmermans and Catherine Flick

Policy learning and smart specialization: balancing policy change and continuity for new regional industrial paths pp. 382-391

Jerker Moodysson, Michaela Trippl and Elena Zukauskaite

Make it work!—a study of user innovation in Russia pp. 392-402

Konstantin Fursov and Thomas Wolfgang Thurner

Comparative Analysis of R&D-Based Innovation Capabilities in SMEs to Design Innovation Policy pp. 403-416

Chanwoo Cho, Sun Young Park, Jong Ku Son and Sungjoo Lee

Policy coordination challenges in governments’ innovation policy—The case of Ontario, Canada pp. 417-427

Merli Tamtik

Handbook for Science Public Information Officers pp. 428-429

Tess Laidlaw

The Rise of the City: Spatial Dynamics in the Urban Century (New Horizons in Regional Science series) pp. 429-431

Ramya Swayamprakash

Big Pharma, Women and the Labour of Love pp. 431-432

Ericka Johnson

National Innovation Systems, Social Inclusion And Development: The Latin American Experience pp. 432-433

Stelvia Matos

Enhancing research with Plenary Labs pp. 434-439

Pawan Sinha, Peter Bex, Margaret Kjelgaard and Flip Phillips

Mapping the human brain: comparing the US and EU Grand Challenges† pp. 440-449

Dolores Modic and Maryann P. Feldman

Volume 44, issue 2, 2017

Overcoming the triple helix boundaries in an environmental research collaboration pp. 153-162

Joacim Rosenlund, Erik Rosell and William Hogland

The challenges of enhancing collaboration in life science clusters: Lessons from Chicago, Copenhagen and Singapore pp. 163-173

Sarah Giest

Universities, knowledge exchange and policy: A comparative study of Ireland and the UK pp. 174-185

Qiantao Zhang, Charles Larkin and Brian Lucey

Incentivizing research collaboration using performance-based reward systems pp. 186-198

Do Han Kim and Hee-Je Bak

Knowledge acquisition by university researchers through company collaborations: Evidence from South Korea pp. 199-210

Martin Hemmert

Socio-technical change linking expectations and representations: Innovating thermal treatment of municipal solid waste pp. 211-224

Les Levidow and Paul Upham

The UK’s 2012 Climate Change Risk Assessment: How the rational assessment of science develops policy-based evidence pp. 225-234

Peter Tangney

The complex relationship between academic engagement and research output: Evidence from Italy pp. 235-245

Alessandro Muscio, Laura Ramaciotti and Ugo Rizzo

Measuring the productivity of national R&D systems: Challenges in cross-national comparisons of R&D input and publication output indicators pp. 246-258

Dag. W. Aksnes, Gunnar Sivertsen, Thed N. van Leeuwen and Kaja K. Wendt

The effectiveness of social science research in addressing societal problems: Broadening participation in computing pp. 259-273

Joshua Rosenbloom and Donna Ginther

EU Research and Innovation Policies as Factors of Convergence or Divergence after the Crisis pp. 274-283

Kincsö Izsak and Slavo Radosevic

Quantifying ‘Output’ for Evaluation: Administrative Knowledge Politics and Changing Epistemic Cultures in Dutch Law Faculties pp. 284-293

Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner and Sarah de Rijcke

A new direction for innovation studies? Reconciling the ordinary and the extraordinary pp. 294-298

Richard Hawkins

Managing Emerging Technologies for Socio-Economic Impact, edited by Dimitris G. Assimakopoulos, Ilan Oshri and Krsto Pandza pp. 298-300

Deborah D. Stine

Understanding the dynamics of global entrepreneurship pp. 300-302

Anup Kumar Das

Volume 44, issue 1, 2017

Perceived career prospects and their influence on the sector of employment of recent PhD graduates pp. 1-12

Cathelijn J. F. Waaijer

Business incubators in a developing economy: Evidence from Brazil's northeast region pp. 13-25

Ido Alon and Manuel Godinho

Universities and innovation in informal settings: Evidence from case studies in South Africa pp. 26-36

Glenda Kruss and Michael Gastrow

Collaboration in science and technology organizations of the public sector: A network perspective pp. 37-49

Bruna P. F. Fonseca, Elton Fernandes and Marcus V. A. Fonseca

International collaboration and knowledge creation: Evidence from economics in Portuguese academia pp. 50-64

Nelson Sa, Ana Ribeiro and Vitor Carvalho

Early social science research about Big Data pp. 65-74

Jan Youtie, Alan L. Porter and Ying Huang

Globalization of innovation production: A patent-based industry analysis pp. 75-94

Jérôme Danguy

Access to knowledge and catch-up: Exploring some intellectual property rights data from Brazil and South Korea pp. 95-110

Tulio Chiarini, Marcia Rapini and Leandro Alves Silva

Determinants of external patenting behavior among university scientists pp. 111-120

Christopher S. Hayter and Mary K. Feeney

Market failure in the diffusion of clinician-developed innovations: The case of off-label drug discoveries pp. 121-131

Eric von Hippel, Harold DeMonaco and Jeroen P. J. de Jong

Studies of national research performance: A case of ‘methodological nationalism’ and ‘zombie science’? pp. 132-145

Mads P. Sørensen and Jesper Wiborg Schneider

Sustaining Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functions: Economic Issues by Clement A. Tisdell pp. 146-147

Alex Kent

The University and the Economyby Aldo Geuna and Federica Rossi pp. 147-148

Margaret Blume-Kohout

Tunnel Visions: The Rise and Fall of the Superconducting Super Collider pp. 149-150

Olof Hallonsten

American Environmental Policy: The Failures of Compliance, Abatement and Mitigation pp. 150-151

Aviram Sharma