Economics of Innovation and New Technology

1995 - 2025

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Volume 17, issue 7-8, 2008

TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE: INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE pp. 611-614

Albert Link and John Metcalfe

MODELING AND MEASURING THE ECONOMIC ROLES OF TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE pp. 615-629

Gregory Tassey

Public Technology Infrastructure, R&D Sourcing, and Research Joint Ventures pp. 631-648

James Adams, M. Marcu and A. J. Wang

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE: A CASE STUDY OF THE ECONOMIC RETURNS OF DNA DIAGNOSTICS pp. 649-661

Alan O'Connor and Brent Rowe

RESEARCH NETWORKS AS INFRASTRUCTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE DIFFUSION IN EUROPEAN REGIONS pp. 663-676

Lorenzo Cassi, Nicoletta Corrocher, Franco Malerba and Nicholas Vonortas

INTELLIGENT MACHINE TECHNOLOGY AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH pp. 677-687

David Leech and John Scott

TO ADMIT OR NOT TO ADMIT: THE QUESTION OF RESEARCH PARK SIZE pp. 689-697

Stephen Layson, Dennis Leyden and John Neufeld

INNOVATION PLATFORMS AND THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE: EVIDENCE FROM ITALY AND THE UK pp. 699-716

Davide Consoli and Pier Paolo Patrucco

ASSESSING THE RELATIVE PERFORMANCE OF UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN THE US AND UK: A STOCHASTIC DISTANCE FUNCTION APPROACH pp. 717-729

Donald Siegel, Mike Wright, Wendy Chapple and Andy Lockett

PLACING INNOVATION: AN APPROACH TO IDENTIFYING EMERGENT TECHNOLOGICAL ACTIVITY pp. 731-748

Philip Auerswald and Rajendra Kulkarni

BARRIERS TO THE DIFFUSION OF NANOTECHNOLOGY pp. 749-761

Barry Bozeman, John Hardin and Albert Link

Volume 17, issue 6, 2008

ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY AND INNOVATION IN THE KNOWLEDGE INTENSIVE BUSINESS SERVICE SECTOR pp. 511-531

Andreas Koch and Harald Strotmann

INNOVATION ACTIVITIES EXPLAINED BY FIRM ATTRIBUTES AND LOCATION pp. 533-552

Börje Johansson and Hans Lööf

IMPACT OF FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS ON INNOVATION: WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM A DIRECT MEASURE? pp. 553-569

Frédérique Savignac

ENDOGENOUS HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND THE INTERACTION OF FRONTIER AND ADOPTIVE KNOWLEDGE ON GROWTH AND WAGE INEQUALITY pp. 571-592

Kevin James Bowman

ON TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION: A FORMAL ANALYSIS OF THE 'SAILING-SHIP EFFECT' pp. 593-610

Nicola De Liso and Giovanni Filatrella

Volume 17, issue 5, 2008

IS VERTICAL DISINTEGRATION PREFERABLE TO INTEGRATION WHEN THERE IS PROCESS R&D? pp. 401-416

Luca Lambertini and Gianpaolo Rossini

ASYMMETRIC SPILLOVERS AND INVESTMENTS IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERS AND FOLLOWERS pp. 417-433

Jan Vandekerckhove and Raymond De Bondt

INNOVATION AND EXPORT PERFORMANCE: ADJUSTMENT AND REMAINING DIFFERENCES IN EAST AND WEST GERMAN MANUFACTURING pp. 435-457

M. Kirbach and C. Schmiedeberg

PATTERNS OF INNOVATION IN THE SERVICE SECTOR: SOME INSIGHTS FROM THE SPANISH INNOVATION SURVEY pp. 459-471

Jose A. Camacho and M. Rodriguez

SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY: TRACING THE FLOW OF BASIC RESEARCH THROUGH MANUFACTURING AND TRADE pp. 473-495

James Adams and J. Roger Clemmons

ASYMMETRIC EFFECTS OF THE BUSINESS CYCLE ON FIRM-FINANCED R&D pp. 497-510

Matthew Rafferty and Mark Funk

Volume 17, issue 4, 2008

THE USE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND INNOVATION BY MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN CANADA pp. 285-309

Petr Hanel

FIRMS GROWTH, SIZE AND INNOVATION AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ITALIAN MANUFACTURING SECTOR pp. 311-329

Piergiuseppe Morone and Giuseppina Testa

NEW TECHNOLOGY, WORK ORGANISATION, AND INNOVATION pp. 331-354

Thomas Hempell and Thomas Zwick

TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIZATION AND THE MAGNITUDE AND QUALITY OF EXPORTS pp. 355-375

Martin Andersson and Olof Ejermo

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN A KNOWLEDGE-BASED ECONOMY: A NEW FRAME-OF-ANALYSIS pp. 377-400

Elad Harison

Volume 17, issue 3, 2008

BUSINESS METHOD PATENTS IN EUROPE AND THEIR STRATEGIC USE—EVIDENCE FROM FRANKING DEVICE MANUFACTURERS pp. 173-194

Stefan Wagner

INNOVATION AND MARKET CONCENTRATION WITH ASYMMETRIC FIRMS pp. 195-207

Marc Escrihuela-Villar

EXPLAINING INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY IN SERVICE INDUSTRIES: MICRO DATA EVIDENCE FOR SWITZERLAND pp. 209-225

Spyros Arvanitis

ON THE IMPACTS OF R&D SUPPORT AND ON SPECIALIZATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF NEW KNOWLEDGE pp. 227-240

Eero Lehto

ENDOGENOUS CYCLICAL GROWTH WITH A SIGMOIDAL DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS pp. 241-268

Julio Sanchez-Choliz, Francisco Fatas-Villafranca, Gloria Jarne and Isabel Perez-Grasa

THE MARKET VALUATION OF KNOWLEDGE ASSETS pp. 269-284

Carter Bloch

Volume 17, issue 1-2, 2008

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS pp. 1-3

Michel Quere

COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE, PROLIFIC INVENTORS AND THE VALUE OF INVENTIONS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND BRITISH PATENTS IN THE US, 1975-1999 pp. 5-22

Claudine Gay, William Latham and Christian Le Bas

THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE COMPOSITENESS AND TECHNOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE: THE CASE OF THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY IN EUROPE pp. 23-41

Cristiano Antonelli and Mario Calderini

THE CHANGING GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE IN AVIONICS pp. 43-57

Virginia Acha and Stefano Brusoni

FASHION AND THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE IN A TRADITIONAL INDUSTRY: THE CASE OF THE FOOTWEAR SECTORAL INNOVATION SYSTEM IN THE NORTHERN REGION OF PORTUGAL pp. 61-78

Mario Vale and Josue Caldeira

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE GOVERNANCE OF KNOWLEDGE: RETHINKING THE RELATIONSHIP IN TERMS OF CORPORATE COHERENCE pp. 79-95

Jackie Krafft and Jacques-Laurent Ravix

WHO FUNDS TECHNOLOGY-BASED SMALL FIRMS? EVIDENCE FROM BELGIUM pp. 97-122

Ant Bozkaya and B. Van Pottelsberghe De La Potterie

DISAGGREGATING FIRMS IN ANALYSING THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF THE UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY RELATIONSHIP: BASED ON AN ANALYTICAL AND EMPIRICAL STUDY FROM SCOTLAND pp. 123-136

Martin Fransman

KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION: PROMOTING A SYSTEM APPROACH OF INNOVATION PROCESSES pp. 137-152

M. Quere

FROM DIRECT SUPPORT OF BUSINESS SECTOR R&D/INNOVATION TO TARGETING VENTURE CAPITAL/PRIVATE EQUITY: A CATCHING-UP INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY LIFE CYCLE PERSPECTIVE pp. 153-172

Gil Avnimelech and Morris Teubal

Volume 16, issue 8, 2007

THE EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ON THE QUALITY AND VARIETY OF INFORMATION PRODUCTS pp. 587-594

David Waterman

US PATENT CITATIONS DATA AND INDUSTRIAL KNOWLEDGE SPILLOVERS pp. 595-633

Francesco Schettino

HOW DO SPATIAL SPILLOVERS DIFFUSE IN SCIENCE-INDUSTRY INTERACTIONS? THE CASE OF FRENCH BIOTECH SECTOR pp. 635-652

Emilie-Pauline Gallié and Diègo Legros

THE IMPACT OF ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY ON SMEs' COLLABORATION pp. 653-668

Alessandro Muscio

INTER AND INTRA FIRM DIFFUSION OF ICT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (UK) AND SWITZERLAND (CH) AN INTERNATIONALLY COMPARATIVE STUDY BASED ON FIRM-LEVEL DATA pp. 669-687

Giuliana Battisti, Heinz Hollenstein, Paul Stoneman and Martin Woerter

Volume 16, issue 7, 2007

Innovation and Productivity in European Industries pp. 485-499

Mario Pianta and Andrea Vaona

Multidimensional Innovation and Productivity pp. 501-516

Jianmin Tang and Can Le

Public Sector Science And The Strategy Of The Commons pp. 517-539

Ajay Agrawal and Lorenzo Garlappi

Identifying Neo-Schumpeterian Innovation in Service Firms: A Conceptual Essay with a Novel Classification pp. 541-558

Meindert Flikkema, Paul Jansen and Lidewey Van Der Sluis

Research Joint Ventures with Asymmetric Spillovers and Symmetric Contributions pp. 559-586

Gamal Atallah

Volume 16, issue 6, 2007

IMPORTATION AND INNOVATION pp. 403-417

Frank Lichtenberg

MANAGING ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM DEPLOYMENT: AN OPTIMAL ALLOCATION BETWEEN R&D AND PROTOTYPE FUNDING pp. 419-432

Geoffrey Rothwell

ICT, BUSINESS SERVICES AND LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH pp. 433-449

Lourens Broersma and Bart van Ark

GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSING AND THE INTENSITY OF AGGREGATE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT pp. 451-466

Maggie Chen, Murat Iyigun and Keith Maskus

WHEN IS FREQUENT FACE-TO-FACE CONTACT NECESSARY IN INNOVATION? A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TWO DISTRIBUTED PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS pp. 467-484

Jarle Hildrum

Volume 16, issue 5, 2007

Randomized Trials of Education and Medical Practices: Strengths and Limitations pp. 303-306

Dominique Foray, Richard Murnane and Richard Nelson

Improving the Performance of the Education Sector: The Valuable, Challenging, and Limited Role of Random Assignment Evaluations pp. 307-322

Richard Murnane and Richard Nelson

The need for Pragmatic Experimentation in Educational Research pp. 323-330

Carole J. Torgerson and David J. Torgerson

Randomized Experiments in Education: Assessing the Objections to Doing Them pp. 331-355

Thomas D. Cook

On the Role of Randomized Clinical Trials in Medicine pp. 357-370

Michael C. Christensen, Alan Moskowitz, Ardesheer Talati, Richard Nelson, Nathan Rosenberg and Annetine C. Gelijns

When Was Random Allocation First Used To Generate Comparison Groups In Experiments To Assess The Effects Of Social Interventions? pp. 371-384

Louise Forsetlund, Iain Chalmers and Arild Bjørndal

Building the Capacity to Experiment in Schools: A Case Study of the Institute of Educational Sciences in the US Department of Education pp. 385-402

Thomas D. Cook and Dominique Foray

Volume 16, issue 4, 2007

THE EFFECTS OF INNOVATION POLICIES ON BUSINESS R&D: A CROSS-NATIONAL EMPIRICAL STUDY pp. 237-253

Yonghong Wu, D. Popp and Stuart Bretschneider

THE ELUSIVE CONTRIBUTION OF ICT TO PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN NEW ZEALAND: EVIDENCE FROM AN EXTENDED INDUSTRY-LEVEL GROWTH ACCOUNTING MODEL pp. 255-275

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht and V. Xayavong

OUTPUT RISK ASPECTS OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROP TECHNOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 277-291

Bhavani Shankar, Richard Bennett and Steve Morse

THE EFFECTS OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF KOREAN FIRMS ON THE PATENT PRODUCTION FUNCTION pp. 293-301

Yoo-Jin Han and Won-Young Lee

Volume 16, issue 3, 2007

Information Technology as a Factor of Economic Development: Evidence from Developed and Developing Countries pp. 179-194

Sotiris Papaioannou and Sophia Dimelis

Public Funding of R&D and Growth: Firm-Level Evidence from Finland pp. 195-210

H. Piekkola

R&D Activities In a Peripheral Region: an Empirical Study with Special Reference to the North East Region of the UK pp. 211-225

H. R. Seddighi and P. J. Huntley

Patents, imitation and welfare pp. 227-236

Arijit Mukherjee and Achintya Ray

Volume 16, issue 2, 2007

PUBLISHING AND PATENTING IN US AND EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES pp. 67-70

Aldo Geuna and David Mowery

WHO'S PATENTING IN THE UNIVERSITY? EVIDENCE FROM THE SURVEY OF DOCTORATE RECIPIENTS pp. 71-99

Paula Stephan, Shiferaw Gurmu, Albert Sumell and Grant Black

THE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTIVITY OF ACADEMIC INVENTORS: NEW EVIDENCE FROM ITALIAN DATA pp. 101-118

Stefano Breschi, Francesco Lissoni and Fabio Montobbio

ACADEMIC INCENTIVES, RESEARCH ORGANIZATION AND PATENTING AT A LARGE FRENCH UNIVERSITY pp. 119-138

Nicolas Carayol

THE INSTITUTIONAL SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE AND THE VALUE OF ACADEMIC PATENTS pp. 139-157

Eleftherios Sapsalis and Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie

IDENTIFYING AGE, COHORT, AND PERIOD EFFECTS IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY: DISCUSSION AND ILLUSTRATION USING SIMULATED AND ACTUAL DATA ON FRENCH PHYSICISTS pp. 159-177

Bronwyn Hall, Jacques Mairesse and Laure Turner

Volume 16, issue 1, 2007

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE WITHIN HIERARCHIES: THE CASE OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY pp. 1-16

Jeffrey Funk

TECHNOLOGY SHOPS: EFFICIENT PRICING IN BUSINESS-UNIVERSITY COLLABORATIONS pp. 17-30

Gavin Cameron and Christopher Wallace

TECHNOLOGY, COOPERATION AND STOCK MARKET VALUE: AN EVENT STUDY OF NEW PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENTS IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES pp. 31-49

Sandy Campart and Etienne Pfister

RESEARCH JOINT VENTURES AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS: EVIDENCE FROM THE NATIONAL COOPERATIVE RESEARCH ACT pp. 51-65

Julie DeCourcy