Economics of Innovation and New Technology
1995 - 2026
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Volume 35, issue 6, 2026
- Introduction: innovation, knowledge dynamics, and the economics of science – A memorial issue in honor of Paul A. David pp. 1031-1037

- Bronwyn H. Hall and Jacques Mairesse
- Research universities’ futures in the networked world: technological challenges and opportunities for institutional responses pp. 1038-1046

- Paul A. David, Bronwyn H. Hall and Jacques Mairesse
- Building a scientific community? The WOEPS workshop and the evolution of the economics of science, 1994–2023 pp. 1047-1088

- Daniel Souza, Aldo Geuna and Cornelia Lawson
- Explorations of cumulative advantage using data on French physicists pp. 1089-1108

- Bronwyn H. Hall and Jacques Mairesse
- Do funding agencies select and enable novel research: evidence from ERC pp. 1109-1126

- Reinhilde Veugelers, Jian Wang and Paula Stephan
- More is less: multidisciplinarity and the dynamics of scientific knowledge pp. 1127-1141

- Robin Cowan and Nicolas Jonard
- Reconciling open science with technological sovereignty pp. 1142-1156

- Can Huang and Luc Soete
- Machine learning in healthcare: a new pattern of diffusion for general purpose technologies pp. 1157-1188

- Charles Ayoubi and Dominique Foray
- A theory based analysis of path dependence pp. 1189-1212

- Arnaldo Camuffo, Alfonso Gambardella and Saeid Kazemi
- Gothic moonshots pp. 1213-1230

- Jean-Michel Dalle
- Inventive capabilities in the division of innovative labor pp. 1231-1264

- Ashish Arora, Colleen M. Cunningham and Wesley M. Cohen
- The capital saving, intangible, and skill intensive direction of technological change in Europe pp. 1265-1283

- Cristiano Antonelli, Gianluca Orsatti and Guido Pialli
- Measuring firm innovativeness across countries, sectors and time pp. 1284-1306

- Giuliana Battisti, Paul Stoneman and Yuan Yuan
Volume 35, issue 5, 2026
- Assessing the impact of homophily on knowledge collaboration and innovative outcomes pp. 797-813

- David B. Audretsch, Maksim Belitski, Rosa Caiazza and Donald Siegel
- Gender homophily and diversity in patenting: academic and corporate assignees in inventor’s collaborations pp. 814-834

- Federico Caviggioli, Alessandra Colombelli and Chiara Ravetti
- Homophily inertia and innovative activity: cross-country firm-level evidence pp. 835-855

- Rajeev Goel and Michael Nelson
- Homophilous founding teams and AI ventures’ innovation pp. 856-877

- Luca Farè and Silvio Vismara
- Innovative activity among knowledge intensive entrepreneurial firms: an exploratory study of homophilic relationships pp. 878-889

- Albert Link
- Collaborate but not compete? Gender, homophily, and the productivity-citation gap in inventor networks pp. 890-913

- Guillermo Honores, Pablo E. Pinto and Andrés Vallone
- Gender disparities in Chinese patenting activities: females increasingly participate but collaborate less pp. 914-955

- Zixuan Zhang and Frank van der Wouden
- Strategic sectors and essential jobs: a taxonomy for industrial policies pp. 956-988

- Lorenzo Cresti and Maria Enrica Virgillito
- Broadband competition, network effects and FTTx diffusion in Latin America pp. 989-1006

- Gonzalo Ruiz
- Navigating innovation pathways: collaborative innovation, licensing partnership, or pure competition? pp. 1007-1030

- Yashuang Wei, Guofang Nan, Dahui Li and Minqiang Li
Volume 35, issue 4, 2026
- R&D timing when CSR aware firms engage in a research joint venture pp. 517-547

- Juan Bárcena-Ruiz and Amagoia Sagasta
- A composite innovation factor based on the constrained MAR model pp. 548-577

- Ling Xin, Xiaohang Wang and Philip L.H. Yu
- Vaccine production and innovation: insights from tort reform and Medicare expansion pp. 578-605

- Myongjin Kim, Firat Demir, Ahmed El Fatmaoui, Qi Ge, Pallab Ghosh and Junying Zhao
- Farmer's innovativeness, adoption capacity of complementary innovations and farm performance pp. 606-625

- Jean-Marc Blazy, M'hand Fares, Jean-Joseph Minviel and Alban Thomas
- Digitalisation, institutions and governance, and diffusion: mechanisms and evidence pp. 626-658

- Vincent Labhard, Jonne Lehtimäki and Claudio Baccianti
- Impact of taxes on IP values and innovation pp. 659-674

- Pu-yan Nie and Chan Wang
- Inside the biotech: a dialogue between Rosenberg, Babbage, Smith, and Schumpeter pp. 675-707

- Andrea Borsato and Patrick Llerena
- Funding innovation, spreading growth? Spatial analysis of the public RDI funding–regional productivity transmission chain pp. 708-734

- Timo Mitze and Teemu Makkonen
- Find the gap? A socio-semantic network approach on digital entrepreneurial ecosystems pp. 735-764

- Arnauld Bessagnet, Joan Crespo and Jerome Vicente
- Environmental regulations, industrial R&D, and reduction in toxic emissions: the interplay of the public and private sectors to achieve sustainable manufacturing production pp. 765-795

- John Scott
Volume 35, issue 3, 2026
- Takeovers and licensing in spatial competition pp. 355-371

- Ramon Fauli-Oller, Sougata Poddar and Joel Sandonis
- Subsidising innovation outside or within firms’ existing knowledge bases: which is best for radical innovation? pp. 372-400

- Mauricio Perez-Alaniz, Helena Lenihan, Justin Doran and Christian Rammer
- From globalization to reshoring? The role of Industry 4.0 in global value chains across Europe pp. 401-423

- Fabio Lamperti, Katiuscia Lavoratori and Luigi Tredicine
- Thematic coherence of innovation systems: a patent-based index pp. 424-441

- Krzysztof Szczygielski, Jacek Lewkowicz and Adam Płoszaj
- Decarbonisation and new path development in the German lignite energy generation industry pp. 442-466

- Caron Pomp
- Environmental technology licensing by an outside innovator in a vertically differentiated duopoly pp. 467-496

- Xi Chen, Feiran Xu and Dongdong Li
- Low interest rate environment and regional innovation pp. 497-515

- Wenli Lu and Shengrong Lu
Volume 35, issue 2, 2026
- International competitiveness and innovation dynamics in the European automotive industry: a creative, self-reinforcing and greening relation pp. 183-203

- Novaresio Anna and Pier Paolo Patrucco
- Automation-skill complementarity: the returns to soft skills in different stages of technology adoption pp. 204-230

- Anastasiia Pustovalova and Priit Vahter
- Digital divide and bilateral trade in Africa pp. 231-258

- Dieudonné Mignamissi and Issa Bio
- The interdependence of intellectual property rights and sales in the manufacturing industry: evidence from the triangle of patents, trademarks, and sales pp. 259-283

- Darius Lambrecht, Joern Block, Matthias Neuenkirch, Holger Steinmetz and Tom Willeke
- The compatibility decision game: network externalities and the (variable) costs of achieving compatibility pp. 284-306

- Domenico Buccella, Luciano Fanti and Luca Gori
- Determinants of inter-organizational cooperation in SMEs innovation pp. 307-325

- Xu Xiangfeng, Gutama Kusse Getele and Tao Zhou
- Public support prevalence and innovation behavior. Uruguay 2007–2015 pp. 326-354

- Liliana Gelabert, Martín Pereyra and Flavia Roldán
Volume 35, issue 1, 2026
- Green knowledge production functions with latent group structures in the presence of human capital spillovers and fiscal policies pp. 1-31

- Saptorshee Chakraborty and Massimiliano Mazzanti
- CSR and corporate science pp. 32-61

- Qifeng Zhao and Di Wu
- Common ownership and strategic manager compensation in R&D races and contests pp. 62-81

- Manfred Stadler and Lukas Stickel
- Research on evolution of intellectual property collaborative governance strategies of multi-entities in open source community pp. 82-111

- Jian Hu, Yuting Deng and Yong Qi
- R&D and CEO turnover pp. 112-133

- Seh-Hyun Yoo
- Characterizing Spanish deindustrialization in a context of international productive fragmentation: a subsystem approach pp. 134-154

- Miguel Ángel Casaú-Guirao
- Fueling firm productivity: the role of institutional quality and innovation in a developing economy pp. 155-182

- Muhammad Zeeshan Younas
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